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  • Arfa Landhar holds her daughter. After fleeing her flooded home in September, Arfa gave birth to a son who died just six days later due to inadequate medical treatment.
    Arfa Landhar holds her child. After fleeing her flooded home in September, she gave birth to a son who died just six days later due to inadequate medical treatment.
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  • A man walks outside of the Sharm El Sheikh International Convention Centre during the COP27 climate summit opening in Egypt's Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt November 6, 2022.
    A man walks outside the Sharm el-Sheikh International Convention Centre during the COP27 climate summit in Egypt on 6 November 2022.
  • word cloud of acronyms
  • ethiopia peace thumbnail
  • map of Ethiopia with Tigray region hihglighted
  • Ethiopian government representative Redwan Hussein (sat left) and Tigray delegate Getachew Reda (sat right) at the official signing of the new Tigray peace agreement in Pretoria, South Africa on 2 November 2022.
    Ethiopian government representative Redwan Hussein (sat left) and Tigray delegate Getachew Reda (sat right) at the official signing of the new Tigray peace agreement in Pretoria, South Africa on 2 November 2022.
  • Protest in Afghanistan
    Afghan women demonstrate for their rights in the capital, Kabul, on 13 August 2022.
  • Girls in a school room.
    Primary school students attend a class in the Afghan capital, Kabul, on 26 October 2021.
  • Solange Baptiste and Jonathan Glennie
  • Women peel cassava in southern Nigeria, one smiles at the camera
    Women peeling cassava – a main crop in southern Nigeria. Women farmers are responsible for 70-80% of all agricultural labour, but are discriminated against when it comes to land ownership.
  • Jonathan Glennie and Solange Baptiste on the Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast
  • Solange Baptiste and Jonathan Glennie on the podcast
  • Map of Nigeria showing Niger Delta region and Cross River state
  • A woman rides a motorcycle laden with goods
  • A woman looks at what's left of a building and garden after shelling.
    Aftermath of a missile strike that hit the house of the author’s neighbour in March.
  • A photograph of a tree lined road with a damaged car on the side and illustrations on top
    A photograph of ‘the road to hell’ with an illustration of a Russian tank.
  • Black box drawn with scribbles of anguish as a backdrop to dark human figures with no features
    An illustration showing the author’s feelings of anguish when thinking about the killing of their relatives in Motyzhn and other acts of Russian brutality in the war.
  • The debris of a Ukrainian BUK missile that intercepted a Russian missile.
    The Ukrainian air defence missile that intercepted it near the author’s village.
  • The debris of a Russian Kaliber cruise missile
    Debris from a Russian missile.
  • An illustration of a person looking through a camera and in the lens is a photograph of smoke rising
    An illustration of the author taking a photograph of smoke rising from a strike near their village.
  • An old Russian map case with a compass and newer illustration inside.
    An old Soviet map holder obtained by the author with an illustrated map.
  • Explosions behind a silhouetted stand of trees with illustrated missiles in the sky.
    An illustrated photograph of the last night of fighting near the author’s village before Russian forces withdrew, taken from the author’s window.
  • A night sky with an explosion beyond silhouetted trees and illustrated missiles on top in a mixed media effect.
  • Health workers in full white medical suits walk behind a fence
    Ugandan health workers responding to Ebola on 6 October. The government initially denied the outbreak, which first surfaced in a rural village in central Mubende district, had reached the capital, Kampala, located in the south of the country.
  • A group of people
    Sofia Sprechmann Sineiro (centre), secretary general of CARE International, visiting a shelter in Lviv, Ukraine operated by CARE partner Tvoya Opora in September 2022.
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  • Drought map of Somalia
  • Map of Somalia showing projected food insecurity
  • Amina Mohammed walked for two days and nights with her sick child looking for help. A week later, she still hadn't received any food aid.
    Amina Mohammed walked for two days and nights with her sick child looking for help. A week later, she still hadn't received any food aid.
  • Men make the hand signal for a far-right Turkish group during August 2021 anti-refugee riots in Ankara. One of the first episodes flagging rising xenophobia in Turkey, the riots were marked by the targeting of Syrian properties and businesses.
    Men make the hand signal for a far-right Turkish group during August 2021 anti-refugee riots in Ankara. One of the first episodes flagging rising xenophobia in Turkey, the riots were marked by the targeting of Syrian properties and businesses.

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