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  • Demonstrators protest in front of a French military base in Niamey on 13 August. France now looks set to begin a military withdrawal from its former colony.
    Demonstrators protest in front of a French military base in Niamey on 13 August. France now looks set to begin a military withdrawal from its former colony.
  • Canoes transport goods on the Niger River, which flows through Niamey. Sanctions have badly impacted the local economy and worsened humanitarian conditions.
    Canoes transport goods on the Niger River, which flows through Niamey. Sanctions have badly impacted the local economy and worsened humanitarian conditions.
  • A demonstration in support of Niger’s military junta takes place on 6 August 2023 at Kountché stadium in Niamey. Regional countries have threatened a military intervention if the generals do not stand down.
    A demonstration in support of Niger’s military junta on 6 August 2023 at Kountché stadium in Niamey. Regional countries have threatened a military intervention if the generals don't stand down and reinstall the president.
  • What's Unsaid podcast teaser picture with a portrait photo of Jacob Goldberg
  • Damaged buildings above Talat N'Yaaqoub, Morocco, on 12 September 2023.
    Damaged buildings above Talat N'Yaaqoub, Morocco, on 12 September 2023.
  • Members of the Libyan Red Crescent in the eastern city of Derna, where thousands of people were killed after a storm burst two dams and entire neighbourhoods collapsed.Members of the Libyan Red Crescent in the eastern city of Derna, where thousands of people were killed after a storm burst two dams and entire neighbourhoods collapsed.
    Members of the Libyan Red Crescent in the eastern city of Derna, where thousands of people were killed after a storm burst two dams and entire neighbourhoods collapsed or were washed away.
  • Pixelated version of the teaser graphic for The New Humanitarian's UN investigation.
  • A grim dark landscape with smoking chimneys.
  • A UN truck driving through a grim landscape.
  • A map of Tunisia
  • Asylum seekers and migrants on board a Tunisian National Guard boat after being intercepted at sea while trying to reach Europe in August.
    Asylum seekers and migrants on board a Tunisian National Guard boat after being intercepted at sea while trying to reach Europe in August.
  • Madani Zakaria Bashir, community leader in Abu Shouk camp: ‘The war from 2003 did not stop, rather, it kept continuing’
    Madani Zakaria Bashir, a community leader in Abu Shouk, said women have been organising in the camp to ensure those in need have clothes and food.
  • Pictured are people waiting outside a health clinic in Abu Shouk displacement camp in North Darfur state.
    A health clinic in Abu Shouk displacement camp in North Darfur state. Shells fired by the army have landed inside the camp in recent months, costing several lives.
  • Pictured are Residents of Abu Shouk displacement camp in North Darfur state. They are sat on the ground under a laminated roof.
    Residents of Abu Shouk displacement camp in North Darfur state. It is one of dozens of camps set up for victims of a conflict in the early 2000s.
  • Salwa Hamidi is a resident of Abu Shouk camp in North Darfur state. She is pictured looking at the camera, standing. Her right hand is over her stomach. She is wearing a white full-body cover with flowers and red head-covering underneath.
    Salwa Hamidi is a resident of Abu Shouk camp in North Darfur state. She said a lack of accountability for past violence is a root cause of the current conflict.
  • Mohammed Haroun is a resident of Kalma camp, one of the largest displacement sites in Darfur. He is pictured mid-sentence as he is sitting. His hands are in front of his face, palms open as he gestures. He is wearing a light grey button-up shirt.
    Mohammed Haroun is a resident of Kalma camp, one of the largest displacement sites in Darfur. He said malnutrition cases are rising in his camp and that work has dried up for displaced people since war erupted.
  • Pictured is Adam Rigal, he is a spokesperson for displaced people and refugees in Darfur. He is wearing a sky blue blazer and a white button up shirt.
    Adam Rigal, a spokesperson for displaced people and refugees in Darfur, said communities have been unable to cultivate their land or travel outside of camps without  risking attacks by militias.
  • Pictured here is a makeshift displacement camp set up in in West Darfur state after a 2021 militia attack. The houses in the camp are made of sticks and pieces of fabric. You can see a few people walking between the houses.
    Around two million Darfuris have been uprooted since war broke out in Sudan. Pictured here is a makeshift displacement camp set up in West Darfur state after a 2021 militia attack.
  • Turkana, an indigenous community living in semi-arid Northern region of Kenya participate in a climate protest on the streets of Nairobi as the Africa Climate Summit commences in Nairobi. They are seen holding signs one of which reads: "Less talk more action for climate change"."
    Members of the Turkana, an Indigenous community from drought-ridden northern Kenya, participate in a climate protest on the streets of Nairobi as this week's Africa Climate Summit commenced.
  • Three men are pictured sitting down, wearing surgical masks and orange prison uniforms.
    Members of a rebel group called 3R stand trial in Bangui in April 2022. Many Central Africans feel that internationally mediated peace processes have rewarded violence and sidelined justice.
  • We see two lines of soldiers from the Central African Republic wearing their uniforms.
    Central African soldiers stand guard during a visit by President Touadéra to the southeastern town of Obo in March 2017.
  • This is a photo of Faustin-Archange Touadéra, president of Central African Republic. He is pictured waving his right hand. Behind him are military forces.
    President Touadéra greets crowds in the southeastern town of Obo during a visit in March 2017. Rights groups say his leadership has grown increasingly authoritarian in recent years.
  • Global distribution of cases of Chagas disease, based on official estimates, 2018.
    Global distribution of cases of Chagas disease, based on official estimates, 2018.
  • Aamin Ambulances, the only free ambulance service in Mogadishu, is often the first to respond to emergencies in the city.
    Aamin Ambulances, the only free ambulance service in Mogadishu, is often the first to respond to emergencies in the city.
  • Come join us for a discussion about AI and the humanitarian sector.
  • How are you feeling about the potential use of #AI in the humanitarian sector? 🤖
  • AI-generated illustration showing a digital workspace.
    An illustration made with the artificial intelligence image generator Midjourney using the prompt "an illustration of artificial intelligence in the international NGO sector".
  • Russian officers from the Wagner Group are seen around a convoy for Central African president Faustin-Archange Touadera.
    Wagner Group mercenaries protect President Faustin-Archange Touadéra at a rally on 17 July 2023. The group has helped the government beat back rebels in recent years, but humanitarian needs remain high.
  • Two boats are seen, one on the left and another on the right. At the back the sun is setting and in the background is another boat.
    The crew of Humanity 1 rescue a group of 30 asylum seekers and migrants from a dinghy in the central Mediterranean on 3 June.
  • This photo shows a group of Pakistani asylum seekers, discussing in front of the board on which the route the boat is making is drawn, and the place of destination.
    A group of Pakistani asylum seekers discussing Humanity 1’s route to Livorno, drawn on a whiteboard on the boat, on 28 May.
  • The photo shows the legs of some asylum seekers dancing on the Humanity1 main deck, during the 4 days navigation towards Livorno, the port assigned by Italian authorities.
    Asylum seekers dance onboard Humanity 1 on 27 May as the ship heads toward the Italian port of Livorno, a four day voyage from the area of the central Mediterranean where they were rescued.
  • The Libyan Coast Guard patrol boat nr 654, approaching and circling Humanity 1, which was patrolling international waters off the coast of Libya.
    A Libyan Coast Guard patrol boat, donated by Italy, circles Humanity 1 while it is searching for boats in distress in international waters off the coast of Libya on 22 May.

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