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  • Border health workers along Thai-Myanmar border diagnosing and treating malaria
  • With road access limited, planes are often the best option in reaching Nepal's remote mountain districts
  • A boy and his father in Nepal's remote Jumla District
  • Somali migrants make up the majority of detainees in Ganfouda detention centre, according to the authorities
  • Authorities say food is provided 3 times a day for detainees, but it consists of nothing more than a bowl of spaghetti shared between groups of 5 people
  • Ahmed Mansour Shekey, one of the managers of Ganfouda detention centre, puts on a mask and gloves. According to Shekey, aside from one doctor working on a volunteer basis, there is a lack of basic healthcare and medication for detainees
  • The maternity ward at the Baptist Good Hope Hospital in the northern Madagascan town of Mandritsara
  • Majbooraba informal settlement, outside of Jalalabad, is home to Afghan refugees who have returned from Pakistan. Many returnees migrate to urban centres to find work because there are no livelihood opportunities in their areas of origin
    Majbooraba informal settlement, outside of Jalalabad, Afghanistan
  • IDP settlement in Abyan, Yemen
    IDP settlement in Abyan, Yemen (May 2012)
  • Militant in Abyan, Yemen
    Militant in Abyan, Yemen (May 2012)
  • Local group Cri de Coeur sends an aid convoy to northern Mali
  • A Muslim student reciting the Qur'an in the late afternoon at the Jami Masjid in Kathmandu
  • 85 year old Ali Ibrahim Khalifa, from the Mshashiya ethnic group, now living in Sidi Slim camp in Tripoli having fled from militias
  • Ramadan Muammar, a youth from Tawergha, was shot in the leg at the Marine Academy on February 2012, by militias he claims were from Misrata
  • Some families that fled Tawergha initially settled on the outskirts of Tripoli, before being displaced again by militias
  • A row of company housing in Fallah Ladco camp in Tripoli, occupied by around 200 families from Tawergha
  • Mohammed al-Khadraa in the Child Friendly Spaces Center for Psychological Support for Iraqi refugees SARC-UNICEF project
  • Mohammed al-Khadraa during the transfer of martyrs remains from South Lebanon to Syria
  • A child at an IDP settlement in Abyan, Yemen
  • A halal butcher on the streets of Kathmandu. 4.2 percent of Nepal's population is Muslim
  • Jaheda Begum, an undocumented Rohingya refugee at the Kutupalong makeshift camp outside Cox’s Bazar District, is struggling to feed her family. There are more than 200,000 undocumented Rohingya refugees in southern Bangladesh
  • A group of women from Tawergha. Some say they have sons or family members who were taken by militias to detention centres in Misrata
  • Kinshasa residents use the Congo River for much of their water needs
    A lack of clean, piped water means many Kinshasa residents are forced to use the Congo River for their water needs, increasing their disease risk
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  • A Karamojong woman demonstrates the use of a female condom
    A Karamojong woman demonstrates the use of a female condom (April 2012)
  • Boat at beach in Gaza city
    Boat at beach in Gaza city (April 2012)
  • Twenty-year-old Halima (seated) who ran away from home and was taken into police custody had to stay with Kandahar's female police squad in police headquarters because the city has no detention center for girls
  • Only a small pecentage of IDPs who register at Jalozai choose to live at the camp
  • Teresa Nyakouth points to where a bomb fell in her home town of Bentiu, South Sudan

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