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  • Snowy scene of tents with a person on a bicycle in the distance.
  • Syrian father Nader Fadil, who lost his wife and two of his children in the earthquake, walks with his sister near the rubble of damaged buildings in Jableh, Syria February 12, 2023.
    Nader Fadil, who lost his wife and two of his children in last week’s earthquakes, walks with his sister near the rubble of damaged buildings in the coastal Syrian city of Jableh, on 12 February 2023.
  • Supporters of presidential candidate Peter Obi, one of three main contenders in the 25 February election, at a campaign rally this month in Lagos, Nigeria.
    Supporters of presidential candidate Peter Obi, one of three main contenders in the 25 February election, at a campaign rally this month in Lagos, Nigeria.
  • A map of Africa showing countries with elections scheduled in 2023.
  • Destruction from the earthquake with a machine clearing rubble
  • An evening scene with a tent lit from within
  • A photographer takes a photo of themselves in a shard of broken mirror
    A self-portrait of Abdulsalam Jarroud documenting destruction from the earthquake in Gaziantep, his adopted home. Jarroud remembers taking similar self-portraits in Syria, among shattered glass and rubble.
  • A portrait of an aid worker outside
  • A portrait of a man with a grey beard sitting against a fence
  • People walk amongst white emergency shelter tents
  • Two people sit on a rug outside with an open fire and blankets.
  • Javier Paniagua teaches agroecology to farmers and stresses that policymakers need to stop treating food just as a commodity to be traded and sold.
    Javier Paniagua teaches agroecology to farmers and stresses that policymakers need to stop treating food just as a commodity to be traded and sold.
  • Josué Trujillo, one of hundreds of Argentinian families switching to agroecology, says he has found the change both physically and financially rewarding.
    Josué Trujillo, one of hundreds of Argentinian families switching to agroecology, says he has found the change both physically and financially rewarding.
  • A woman in a greenhouse amidst garlic flowers
  • A woman inside a greenhouse surrounded by garlic flowers.
    Industrialised practices are seen as part of the problem, so some Argentinian farmers, like Eulalia Ortega, have turned to producing fruits and vegetables without the use of chemicals.
  • Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast vaccine equity guest portraits
  • Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast guests portraits
  • A man in sunglasses sits facing the camera in a suit.
    Yaqoub Mohammed Abdallah, a community leader at Darfur’s Kalma displacement camp, said an ICC trial into historic atrocities should give pause to other countries abusing human rights.
  • A woman sits outside a tarped tent in West Darfur, Sudan.
    A woman displaced by violence in 2021 takes shade from the sun. Reconciliation agreements have recently been struck between communities in Darfur, but the accords are heavily contested.
  • Millions of Darfuris still live in displacement and refugee camps as a result of decades-old land seizures by Janjaweed militias. Land disputes make the conflict especially intractable.
    A makeshift displacement camp in West Darfur set up after a 2021 militia attack on the region’s Masalit community. More than 700,000 people have been displaced by violence in Darfur in recent years.
  • A Syrian photographer on capturing the earthquakes' aftermath
  • The scene of an explosion in the Hamarweyne district of Mogadishu, Somalia, 12 January 2022.
    The scene of an explosion in the Hamarweyne district of Mogadishu, Somalia, 12 January 2022.
  • Rescuers search for survivors at the site of a collapsed building in Hama, Syria 6 February 2023.
    Rescuers search for survivors at the site of a collapsed building in Hama, Syria on 6 February 2023.
  • A camp for displaced people in central Mali. 410,000 people have been uprooted across the country and nine million need aid.
    A camp for displaced people in central Mali. 410,000 people have been uprooted across the country and nine million need aid.
  • Afghan refugees pray in a corner of the makeshift camp that has been erected in the São Paolo airport.
    Afghan refugees pray in a corner of the makeshift camp that has been erected in the São Paolo airport.
  • Ahmad Reza Hussain Zada, an English professor from Kabul who arrived late last year, lives in the São Paolo airport terminal with dozens of other Afghan refugees.
    Ahmad Reza Hussain Zada, an English professor from Kabul who arrived late last year, lives in the São Paolo airport terminal with dozens of other Afghan refugees.
  • A map showing Western Sahara and Morocco
  • Fatimalo Mustapha Sayed manages a community vegetable garden in El Aaiún, one of five Sahrawi refugee camps in southern Algeria.
    Fatimalo Mustapha Sayed manages a community vegetable garden in El Aaiún, one of five Sahrawi refugee camps in southern Algeria.
  • A volunteer inside a displaced person camp in Myanmar helps with medical supplies.
    Volunteers with Nway Oo Sayy aid, a group that provides emergency medical care, pack supplies at a displacement camp in Kayah State in eastern Myanmar on 28 August 2022.
  • Ethiopian government representative Redwan Hussien and Tigray delegate Getachew Reda attend the signing of the AU-led negotiations to resolve the conflict in northern Ethiopia, in Pretoria, South Africa, November 2, 2022.
    Ethiopian government representative Redwan Hussien and Tigray delegate Getachew Reda attend the signing of the AU-led negotiations to resolve the conflict in northern Ethiopia, in Pretoria, South Africa, November 2022.
  • The bandit economy began with cattle rustling in places like Nahuche (shown here), but has expanded to include kidnapping and extortion.
    The bandit economy began with cattle rustling in places like Nahuche (shown here), but has expanded to include kidnapping and extortion.
  • Bandit violence across northwest Nigeria has left nearly three million people critically food insecure.
    Bandit violence across northwest Nigeria has left nearly three million people critically food insecure.

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