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  • The plastic tarp walls of Oriana Duran’s home
  • Oriana Duran adjusts the collar of her daughter Nicole Gulffo’s school uniform
  • Oriana Duran, 33, a resident of Alfonso Gomez for two years
  • Yuri Castro, 32, sits with her children for a portrait outside their home in Alfonso Gomez
  • Rosa Nabu and her family
    Rosa Nabu and her family fled the border town of Ras al-Ayn and have found refuge in the largely abandoned Assyrian Christian town of Tel Nasri.
  • A doctor with a newborn at a hospital in Uganda, one of the 64 countries where coronavirus lockdowns have triggered the closure of more than 5,600 sexual and reproductive healthcare clinics.
  • A doctor with a newborn at a hospital in Uganda, one of the 64 countries where coronavirus lockdowns have triggered the closure of more than 5,600 sexual and reproductive healthcare clinics.
  • (UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs 2020)
  • Amani Ballour
    Dr. Amani Ballour thanks the audience at a screening in Geneva, 9 March 2020.
  • Amani Ballour
    Dr. Amani Ballour thanks the audience at a screening in Geneva, 9 March 2020.
  • Hospitals such as this one in rural southern Idlib were destroyed last year, although many were meant to be on no-strike lists.
  • Hospitals such as this one in rural southern Idlib were destroyed last year, although many were meant to be on no-strike lists.
  • A healthcare worker stands next to a cross
    A healthcare worker stood next to a cross at the funeral of a person suspected of dying of Ebola in the town of Beni in late 2018.
  • Ferdinand Tangenyi displays a flip book
    Congolese volunteer Ferdinand Tangenyi displays a flip book he uses to inform people about Ebola in the eastern city of Goma.
  • Said Mohammed
    Said Mohammed, 56, works on his plot of land in Nimruz province in January. After a year of drought, the farmer had high hopes for the upcoming harvest.
  • Border closures and export restrictions among Afghanistan’s neighbours have put pressure on domestic food supplies.
  • Tahir Hassani
    Farmer Tahir Hassani, 30, stores his potatoes in a photo taken in April 2019. Aid groups worry the COVID-19 pandemic might exacerbate food insecurity in Afghanistan.
  • Tahir Hassani
    Farmer Tahir Hassani, 30, stores his potatoes in a photo taken in April 2019. Aid groups worry the COVID-19 pandemic might exacerbate food insecurity in Afghanistan.
  • Fruit and vegetable vendors in Kabul
    Though fruit and vegetable vendors in Kabul have stocked stores, they worry that supplies might dwindle if borders stay closed.
  • A satellite image of Cyclone Harold on 3 April, as it neared San Cristobal Island, South Solomons Islands.
  • A satellite image of Cyclone Harold on 3 April, as it neared San Cristobal Island, South Solomons Islands.

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