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  • Map of Cameroon in Central Africa, bordered by Nigeria to the west, Chad to the northeast, Central African Republic to the east, and Republic of the Congo, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea to the south. The Far North region is shaded pink, with the town of Mémé marked. The capital city, Yaoundé, is shown in the south-central part of the country with a large orange dot. A north arrow and a 100 km scale bar appear in the bottom left.
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    Snapshots of Dina al-Najjar's life in a displacement camp in western Gaza City, where her days are full domestic tasks, performed without electricity or fuel amid famine and the constant threat of Israeli attack.
  • Portrait photo of Amber Clarke
  • RSF and Avaaz launch international media operation.
  • RSF and Avaaz launch international media operation.
  • A picture of Rahima Moosa Street, still commonly known as Jeppe, there are people walking, clothing shops in the background, and head mannequins with wigs in the foreground.
    Rahima Moosa Street, still commonly known as Jeppe, is an informal transnational business hub.
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    A photo provided to The New Humanitarian earlier this year of women participating in the protests that have been organised at the Agadez Humanitarian Centre on a daily basis since 22 September 2024.
  • Screenshot of a video showing Nigerien security forces arresting a Sudanese refugee involved in organising ongoing protests in a refugee camp in Agadez, Niger on 21 August.
    Screenshot of a video showing Nigerien security forces arresting a Sudanese refugee involved in organising ongoing protests in a refugee camp in Agadez, Niger on 21 August.
  • Portrait photo of Levi Sharpe
  • A photo of tents housing displaced people in western Gaza who fled from the eastern and northern areas of the city.
    Tents housing displaced people in western Gaza City who fled from the eastern and northern areas of the city.
  • A man is pictured walking through rubble and carrying items as Palestinians in Gaza City preparing to flee to the south as Israel threatens invasion.
    Residents of Gaza City have begun to flee to the south as Israel threatens to take full control of the enclave's largest metropolis.
  • Map of Somalia. The Southwest Regional State is highlighted in pink with burgundy borders, located in the south-central part of the country. The capital city, Mogadishu, is marked with a black dot with orange centre. Neighbouring Ethiopia is shown to the west, and Somaliland, labeled as “self-declared independent,” is outlined with a dashed border in the north.
  • A photo of one of the scores of informal settlements off the Mogadishu-Afgoye road.
    One of the scores of informal settlements off the Mogadishu-Afgoye road.
  • The start of the 30-kilometre Mogadishu-Afgoye corridor, heading to the agricultural lands of the Lower Shabelle.
    The start of the 30-kilometre Mogadishu-Afgoye corridor, heading to the agricultural lands of the Lower Shabelle.
  • Al-Tamma theatre performance event poster
    Poster showing illustrations, title and arabic title of the Al-Tamma play
  • Al-Tamma theatre performance event poster
  • The image shows a statuette of Lady Justice. She is depicted wearing classical robes, with her eyes covered by a blindfold. She holds a balance scale suspended by chains. The image uses bold orange and blue tones against a light pink background. It has a graphic-art look.
  • Radwan’s mulberry-stained hands on the day of his displacement, in an image shared by a family member on social media.
    Radwan’s mulberry-stained hands on the day of his displacement, in an image shared by a family member on social media.
  • A man called Radwan sits at the edge of a curb and looks towards the right of the image. The photo is stylised to look like a storyboard scene. Above the image it reads: EXT. SWEIDA
    Radwan, still unable to return home to his village of Ta’ara, as seen by the writer in late July in Sweida city.
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  • Nour on the airplane from Jordan to France, her first time flying and first time leaving Gaza.
    Nour on the airplane from Jordan to France, her first time flying and first time leaving Gaza.
  • The Dead Sea, as seen from the bus ride to Jordan as Nour evacuated from Gaza.
    The Dead Sea, as seen from the bus ride to Jordan as Nour evacuated from Gaza.
  • A photo of an Israeli road sign taken as Nour crossed a homeland she has never been able to visit as a Palestinian born in Gaza.
    A photo of an Israeli road sign taken as Nour crossed a homeland she has never been able to visit as a Palestinian born in Gaza.
  • The sunrise over a tent camp housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, taken from the bus as Nour ElAssy was leaving the Gaza Strip.
    The sunrise over a tent camp housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, taken from the bus as Nour ElAssy was leaving the Gaza Strip.
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  • Smoke from an airstrike obscures the sun in Gaza.
    Smoke from an airstrike obscures the sun in Gaza.
  • The mayor of Condoto addresses the community in a meeting between victims of the armed conflict and national government delegates in February, 2025.
    The mayor of Condoto addresses the community in a meeting between victims of the armed conflict and national government delegates in February, 2025.
  • The shelter in the al-Nasr neighbourhood of Gaza City where Sumaya and her family lived after being displaced from Jabalia.
    The shelter in the al-Nasr neighbourhood of Gaza City where Sumaya and her family lived after being displaced from Jabalia.
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