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  • An Israeli and a Palestinian pick olives together in a disputed area. While Palestinians are often attacked by Israeli settlers as they collect olives, some Israelis have also taken to protecting them
  • Palestinian olive pickers are often attacked by Israeli settlers. Yet some Israelis work with Palestinians to protect them and help them pick the harvests.
  • Edward Konneh, a member of the body management team at the IFRC Ebola treatment centre in Kenema.
  • Germany is struggling to house and process unprecedented numbers of asylum seekers
  • A little girl plays in a tent in Harsham IDP camp, in Erbil, capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. The camp is home to more than 1,000 people displaced by the advance of Islamist militants. Overhead, storm clouds gather, a reminder of the harsh winter yet to come
  • Hajar, 25, is nine months pregnant and due any day. She has five other children, a 7-year-old, six-year-old twins and two-year-old twins. She and her husband are Kurdish Shabaks and fled their home in Bashiqa, near Iraq's second largest city Mosul in Augu
  • Liberian migrants in the US
  • Somalia's Prime minister, Abdiweli Sheikh Ahmed, signs an agreement between the central government of Somalia and Puntland's government in Garowe, Puntland, October 14, 2014.
  • Members of the Sultan family and part of Iraq's Shabak minority, from the town of Bartella near Mosul city. The family, displaced by the advance of militants calling themselves the Islamic State, now live in Baharka IDP camp in Erbil, capital of Iraqi Kur
  • The three children of Nusra Adnan, displaced from Qaragosh city in Iraq's Ninewa Province, sleep on the floor of the family's tent in Baharka IDP camp in Erbil, capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. The family are part of Iraq's Kakai minority and escaped Qaragosh
  • JFK Airport
  • Amanullah, 32, and his family were displaced from their home in Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan in June 2014 by Pakistani raids. He, his wife and four children now live on the streets of the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad (photo taken in Octob
  • In better times - market in Little Liberia selling food items from home
  • Sign in Kriol urging people with Ebola symptoms to go to a clinic.
  • An out of school girl in Kenema, Sierra Leone. All schools are closed until further notice in Sierra Leone because of the Ebola outbreak.
  • Variant of the jihadist black flag. This particular version is used by the "Islamic State of Iraq" and by al-Shabaab in Somalia. It shows the shahada in an arrangement that includes the image of the historical "seal of Muhammad" (more precisely, the "seal
  • Agencies and the government are trying to map out a blood sample delivery system using Okada drivers.
  • Laventa Konneh, a contact tracer in Moyambo town who follows up with individuals who have come into contact with an Ebola patient for 21 days.
  • Scales of Justice
  • Female students from Ban Paku Village pray
    Female students from Ban Paku Village, Tung Yang Daeng District, pray in a temporary area after their school was doused with petrol and burnt down on 12 October 2014. This district is the site an army pilot effort that integrates operations by various law
  • Southern Thailand children playing
    Fatihah Dahoh, 9, (front) a student from Ban Paku Village, Tung Yang Daeng District, Pattani Province, plays near the scene of her burnt down school – which was one of six schools set afire province-wide - on 12 October 2014.
  • Health workers at the IFRC's Ebola treatment centre in Kenema are trained to put on their PPEs. The process takes 20 minutes.
  • Staff at the IFRC Ebola treatment Centre outside of Kenema start the day by praying with the patients.
  • Noah, 14, on the day he was discharged from the IFRC Ebola treatment centre outside of Kenema. He lost his mother and sister to Ebola.
  • A man digs a fresh grave at the graveyard behind the IFRC Ebola treatment centre 10 miles from Kenema. (Oct 2014)
    A man digs a fresh grave at the graveyard behind the IFRC Ebola treatment centre 10 miles from Kenema. (Oct 2014)
  • IFRC health workers start the day praying with Ebola patients in the outside area in front of their tents (October 2014)
    IFRC health workers start the day praying with Ebola patients in the outside area in front of their tents (October 2014)
  • IFRC Kenema Ebola treatment centre (October 2014)
    IFRC Kenema Ebola treatment centre (October 2014)
  • IFRC health worker in a PPE in their Ebola treatment centre outside of Kenema (October 2014)
    IFRC health worker in a PPE in their Ebola treatment centre outside of Kenema (October 2014)
  • Health workers at the IFRC Ebola treatment centre outside of Kenema serve staff breakfast: WFP-provided CSB. (October 2014)
    Health workers at the IFRC Ebola treatment centre outside of Kenema serve staff breakfast: WFP-provided CSB. (October 2014)
  • The women's changing rooms at the IFRC Ebola treatment centre in Sierra Leone.
  • One of the homes deemed an illegal structure and demolished in Chitungwiza, near Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare (September 2014)
  • Edward Sonneh, a collector at IFRC's Ebola treatment centre 10 miles from Kenema.

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