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"Our shoes ripped and we continued seven days without shoes," he said. "The ground was hot, so around noon we had to stop and wait until the sun went down a bit before we continued."
After walking two months, these men, who wished to withhold their names, arrived in Obock on February 23
Alafom Gebre Sadik, 30, found work in Saudi Arabia but was deported by authorities back to Ethiopia
Deste Berhe, 25, says he witnessed a car explode after it was hit by an aerial bomb, shortly after arriving on the coast of Yemen
Alam Haile, 20, is trying to get back to Saudi Arabia, where she had worked for two years cleaning houses before she was caught and deported back to Ethiopia
Fantahero, a hamlet located just outside of the town of Obock, is often the last waiting point for many migrants. It's a place of rest before they make the gruelling journey to the Red Sea coast and onwards to Yemen
Fantahero, a hamlet located just outside of the town of Obock, is often the last waiting point for many migrants. It's a place of rest before they make the gruelling journey to the Red Sea coast and onwards to Yemen
Tens of thousands of migrants transit Djibouti every year. Djibouti health policy allows everyone, including migrants, to access local health facilities, but many arrive in dire condition, sometimes forcing health centres to operate beyond normal capacity
A Congolese rape survivor from Ituri Province now living as a refugee in Uganda
A southern Sudanese woman from the town of Bor looks at banner calling for an end to gender based violence during a November 2008 demonstration
A member of the Policía Nacional of Colombia stands guard in Cúcuta
A member of the Policía Nacional of Colombia stands guard in Cúcuta
Full suitcases crossing at the border
Crossing the border from Venezuela into Colombia
Border control at the Puente Internacional Simón Bolívar in Cúcuta, Colombia
Four women await treatment outside the Surgical Ward at Tari Hospital in Papua New Guinea’s Hela Province
Moses Baraka, 26, from Tchomia
Loris Mambo, 38
Moses Baraka, 26, from Tchomia
Ruth Neema, 20
Mariane Arobo, from Toregesi
Madroo Loch 36, from Tchomia (an area 60 km east of Bunia, the provincial capital)
A young female refugee from Ituri Province carrying their baby at the back at Maratatu camp, Kyangwali refugee settlement in Hoima district
A young female refugee from Ituri Province carrying their baby at the back at Maratatu camp, Kyangwali refugee settlement in Hoima district..jpg
Refugees from Ituri Province get lunch at Kagoma Reception Centre, Kyangwali refuge

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