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  • Girls at play in the Philippines.
    Girls at play in the Philippines.
  • Artworks by the children displaced in fighting hang as a reminder that they can continue to work hard for their dreams
    Creativity is encouraged
  • Here, UNICEF has teamed up with a local implementing agency to protect the right of children and ensure that they mentally and physically recover.
    The spaces allow children to resume the normal rhythms of childhood
  • A bamboo gate and a volunteer guard ensures that the enclosure is properly secured
    A bamboo gate and a volunteer guard ensure the enclosure is secure and the children are safe. Thirteen child-friendly spaces have been established for those affected by the crisis
  • Two young boys prepare to go to a UNICEF run "child friendly space" at the evacuation center
    The UN estimates some 158,000 people were affected at the height of the violence. Boys prepare to visit the evacuation centre’s child-friendly space
  • Yusri and his brother find it very exhausting to read with candle light
    Yusri and his brother find it very exhausting to read with candle light
  • Fuad's business down almost to half with further power outages
  • Tacloban City, Philippines: Tacloban City's Barangay 20 was smashed by Haiyan's storm surge. Locals reported that the surge was as high as 3 metres in some locations
  • Tacloban City, Philippines. 10 Nov 2013
  • Tacloban City, Philippines. 10 Nov 2013
    Thousands lost their lives in the category 5 storm
  • A Rohingya woman outside her home in a makeshift settlement in southern Bangladesh. There are more than 200,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangadesh
  • A young Rohingya boy holds his brother in Cox's Bazar. There are more than 200,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
  • A Congolese soldier on his way down from Chanzu hill, East of DRC, just abandoned by M23 rebels, displays a rocket that he claims is not in the national arsenal and is used by the Rwandan army. (November 2013)
    A Congolese soldier on his way down from Chanzu hill, East of DRC, just abandoned by M23 rebels, displays a rocket that he claims is not in the national arsenal and is used by the Rwandan army. (November 2013)
  • A congolese soldier at the foot of Chanzu hill, East of DRC, displays a piece of Rwandan uniform he found after the Congolese army took Chanzu to M23 rebels, helped by the UN intervention brigade. (November 2013)
    A congolese soldier at the foot of Chanzu hill, East of DRC, displays a piece of Rwandan uniform he found after the Congolese army took Chanzu to M23 rebels, helped by the UN intervention brigade. (November 2013)
  • The Congolese army is strengthening the troops fighting to take Mbuzi, a strategic hill held by M23 rebellion in Eastern DRC. (November 2013)
    The Congolese army is strengthening the troops fighting to take Mbuzi, a strategic hill held by M23 rebellion in Eastern DRC. (November 2013)
  • Heavy rain pours in Bunagana, a town East of DRC that was the former political stronghold of the M23 rebellion before the Congolese army took the town. (November 2013)
    Heavy rain pours in Bunagana, a town East of DRC that was the former political stronghold of the M23 rebellion before the Congolese army took the town. (November 2013)
  • Nomadic refugees in Mbera camp welcome the livestock drinking reservoir
    Nomadic refugees in Mbera camp welcome the livestock drinking reservoir. Oct 2013
  • Route used by Ahmed Omar Isaak from Somalia to Malta
  • Tacloban City airport in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan on 8 November 2013
  • C-130 cargo plane lands in badly affected Tacloban City in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan
  • Mohamed Dirja Dadir Mohamed, is a herder from northern Mali who is living in Mbera refugee camp in eastern Mauritania when he is not on the move in search of grass for his animals. He says herders' animals are unhealthy and need vaccinating, access to fod
  • A refugee in Mbera camp in eastern Mauritania draws the brand of alleged stolen cattle that crossed the border into Lere in late October 2013.
  • Young herders said it was too dangerous to access pasture in Mali. Young herders wait to give their animals water in Mbera refugee camp in eastern Mauritania.
    Young herders wait to give their animals water in Mbera refugee camp in eastern Mauritania. Oct 2013
  • A traditional Pakistan wedding. Every year hundreds of young girls are forced into arranged marriages
  • Some animals wait hours to access the crowded water point. An Oxfam-funded water point for cattle, one of two water points (the other for small ruminants) just outside of Mbera camp. October 2013.
    An Oxfam-funded water point for cattle, one of two water points (the other for small ruminants) just outside of Mbera camp. October 2013.
  • But herders say their animals still lack vaccines and food. Herders in Mbera refugee camp in eastern Mauritania, Octobeer 2013.
  • Migration routes into Europe
  • A health worker places a preterm newborn into an incubator to improve the chances of survival. The country’s infant mortality rate is 48 per 1,000 live births while the mortality rate for children under five is 62 per 1,000 live births, both of which ar
  • Burmese national Nin Moe Aye sits with her newborn twins who were being treated for low birth weight at a Thai clinic in Mae Sot. The country’s infant mortality rate is 48 per 1,000 live births while the mortality rate for children under five is 62 per
  • Super Typhoon Haiyan Approaches the Philippines - 07 November, 2013
    Super Typhoon Haiyan is one of the strongest storms ever
  • Unexploded Ordnance
    There are fears eastern DRC is awash with unexploded ordnance
  • A street in Guinea-Bissau's capital, Bissau

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