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  • People fleeing drought and conflict arrive in sprawling settlements on the outskirts of towns like Baidoa, in south-central Somalia, in August 2022.
    People fleeing drought and conflict arrive in camps in Baidoa, in south-central Somalia, in August 2022. A record stretch of below-average rainfall has left 7.6 million Somalis in need of assistance.
  • People fleeing drought and conflict arrive in sprawling settlements on the outskirts of towns like Baidoa, in south-central Somalia, in August 2022.
    People fleeing drought and conflict arrive in sprawling settlements on the outskirts of towns like Baidoa, in south-central Somalia, in August 2022.
  • Survivors retrieve bamboo poles from the floodwaters as houses are washed away in Dera Allah Yar, a town in Balochistan province, on 25 August 2022.
    Survivors retrieve bamboo poles from the floodwaters as houses are washed away in Dera Allah Yar, a town in Balochistan province, on 25 August 2022.
  • A satellite view shows an area of the Rahim Yar Khan District, in Punjab, Pakistan, after flooding, September 2, 2022.
  • Commuters travel through floodwaters in Jacobabad on 30 August 2022.
    Commuters travel through floodwaters in Jacobabad on 30 August 2022.
  • A waiting room inside the court on the Greek island of Samos where, on 13 and 14 February alone, 11 asylum seekers accused of being smugglers were on trial.
    A waiting room inside the court on the Greek island of Samos where, on 13 and 14 February alone, 11 asylum seekers accused of being smugglers were on trial.
  • Human rights lawyer Dimitris Choulis at his office in Samos.
    Human rights lawyer Dimitris Choulis at his office in Samos.
  • Human rights lawyer Dimitris Choulis at his office in Samos.
    Human rights lawyer Dimitris Choulis at his office in Samos.
  • A Frontex vessel with the German flag at the port of Vathy on the eastern Aegean island of Samos, Greece.
    A Frontex vessel with the German flag at the port of Vathy on the eastern Aegean island of Samos, Greece.
  • A ferry at the seaport in Dover, UK where journalist Katy Fallon learned to love the sea vacationing as a child and later came to see it through the eyes of asylum seekers in northern France who risk their lives to cross the English Channel. July 2021.
    A ferry at the seaport in Dover, UK where journalist Katy Fallon learned to love the sea vacationing as a child and later came to see it through the eyes of asylum seekers in northern France who risk their lives to cross the English Channel. July 2021.
  • A protester gestures in front of burning tyres during a march against military rule in Khartoum on 12 May 2022.
    A protester gestures in front of burning tyres during a march against military rule in Khartoum on 12 May 2022.
  • Taliban fighters stand guard at the site of a deadly bomb blast in Kabul on 6 August 2022. Despite a reduction in conflict, attacks by so-called Islamic State and other groups remain a threat.
    Taliban fighters stand guard at the site of a deadly bomb blast in Kabul on 6 August 2022. Despite a reduction in conflict, attacks by so-called Islamic State and other groups remain a threat.
  • Tripoli residents on Sunday, 28 August examined damage caused by fierce clashes a day earlier in the Libyan capital, Tripoli.
    Tripoli residents on Sunday, 28 August examined damage caused by fierce clashes a day earlier in the Libyan capital, Tripoli.
  • Protesters demonstrating on 17 February 2021 against last year's military coup in Myanmar. Freedom of expression has been quashed in the country since the military took power, part of a broader global decline.
    Protesters demonstrating on 17 February 2021 against last year's military coup in Myanmar. Freedom of expression has been quashed in the country since the military took power, part of a broader global decline.
  • People walking in the streets of Afghanistan's capital Kabul earlier this year. Some young Afghans say they are more comfortable moving around because of a reduction in violence and street harassment of women.
    People walking in the streets of Afghanistan's capital Kabul earlier this year. Some young Afghans say they are more comfortable moving around because of a reduction in violence and street harassment of women.

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