Saturday, 17 August 2019 Photo feature Migration 5 August 2019 Bosnia-Croatia border: Needs grow for migrants losing EU entry ‘game’ Nick Newsom/TNH
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 22 July 2019 Health concerns rise as Bangladesh floodwaters linger ‘People are suffering a lot, especially pregnant and older women’
Photo feature Conflict 9 July 2019 Machete attacks and forest escapes, as conflict returns to Congo’s troubled Ituri ‘They burned everything’
Photo feature Conflict 13 June 2019 The women of Ukraine’s festering war Five years of conflict have taken a particularly heavy toll on women, as villages empty of men, and women are left to head households on their own.
Photo feature Conflict 13 May 2019 As peace efforts stumble in South Sudan, needs in a swamp refuge grow ‘I am thankful I can sleep without hearing gunshots’
Photo feature Migration 9 May 2019 ‘Save us from this area, from this war’: Refugees seek safety in Tripoli school Tens of thousands have fled fighting in Libya’s capital. That includes vulnerable people who came to the country to escape conflict.
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 8 May 2019 In India, ‘cattle camps’ are a last resort for families facing drought ‘This is the last generation of our family to be farmers’
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 29 April 2019 Dozens dead, tens of thousands lose homes as Mozambique suffers second storm ‘I don’t even know how long it will take to recover from this’
Photo feature Migration 24 April 2019 Urban refugees: A decade on the margins in Cameroon ‘I can’t sleep. I am constantly worried about the future.’
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 12 April 2019 Stolen by the storm: Farms and food for Mozambique ‘Now, we will have to rely on aid.’
Photo feature Conflict 7 March 2019 Congo massacre survivors tell of canoe escapes and being left for dead Hundreds were killed over two December days in attacks that have left tens of thousands of people in a remote region with little assistance.
Photo feature Migration 14 February 2019 In Cúcuta, a soup kitchen and a long road ahead for Venezuelans More than three million people have left Venezuela since 2015. For many, the first stop, in border town Cúcuta, is a harsh reality check.
Photo feature Migration 28 January 2019 The choices they made: Hondurans at the US-Mexico border “We all knew we had to leave”
