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Members of a herding family poses for a portrait in front of their home in Ikh Tamir
A herding woman milks a yak in Ikh Tamir
A woman grows vegetables in a greenhouse in Ikh Tamir
A nomad herds his animals in Ikh Tamir
Margaret and Jenifer have a proper house now, but they worry about gang violence
Sonia and Raphael were removed from their favela in 2010
Isobel do Santos Ribeira fears losing her house
Humberto Aguirre, demobilised from the right-wing AUC paramilitary group, and former FARC guerrilla Déiger López, talk about future plans for La Fortuna, the farm that has given them a second chance
Humberto Aguirre and José del Cristo Rodriguez play 'Fox and Hens' at the end of their working day
Children sweep outside a home at the Debaga IDP camp near Makhmur in Iraqi Kurdistan. The camp is extremely overcrowded, and some of its residents have called the camp home for years.
Men and women make their way down the steep hillside from one part of Debaga to the other.
Men wait in line for food distribution at Debaga.
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Map showing locations of people who remained displaced by clashes in 2012 as of July, before this month's violence in Maungdaw
Kihagar and his son make seaweed ropes in their home in Lohuu
Isria removes seaweed from the ropes it grows on
Isria on his drying platform
Extract from June 2016 letter from NGOs to UN on Syria
USAID has multiple corruption and diversion cases open on Syria
SPLA–N soldiers patrol the front lines where SAF had recently attacked
A family from Al Azarak displaced to a nearby mountain
Displaced family from Al Azarak seek shelter from air raids
A small seaweed farm in Pulau Manui, Indonesia
Protestors take a stand against racism and xenophobia at a Beirut protest
South Sudanese refugee boys holding chickens on arrival in Uganda
Susan Keji's husband and children were killed in Juba
New refugees arrive in Uganda from South Sudan, July 2016

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