Search
Search
Journalism from the heart of crises

Photo Library

Journalist or researcher? Learn about using our images.

Photo Library

Displaying 13921 - 13952 of 44997
  • Frédéric Bintsamou, better known as Pasteur Ntoumi, the head of the National Council of Republicans political party (formerly the rebel National Resistance Council) addresses journalists at a press conference in Soumouna, 40km south of the capital of th
  • Safietou Sanya, president of village market garden association in a village called 3 Kilometres, just outside of San Domingos
  • The United Nations World food Programme organized two airlifts from UNHRD Accra to Garoua in Cameroon to assist an estimated 30,000 Chadians refugees in the Kousseri area
  • Senior army officers from five east African states and the US salute troops parading in Kitgum, northern Uganda, as as part of Natural Fire 10, a 10-day exercise aimed at boosting capacity in fighting terrorism and responding to humanitarian crises
  • Senator Thuli Mswane is calling for sex work to be decriminalised
  • The path (black) and projected path (pink) of Typhoon Lupit, which is expected to make landfall on Thursday
  • Mahmoud Kabil, regional goodwill ambassador for the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), said the conditions he saw in al-Mazraq camp were worse than those in Darfur
  • More than 80 girls make up this class in Yarmouk primary school, which is in al-Mazraq IDP camp in Haradh District, Hajjah Governorate, northern Yemen
  • A resident of the Shokhrukh settlement in Khuroson district for survivors of mudslides earlier this year says they lack latrines
  • War still takes victims in Afghanistan but there is little support available for victim families
  • Afghanistan has the highest population of widows and orphans in Asia, according to government officials
  • Makeshift open pit latrines in Shokhrukh settlement for people displaced by mudslides are a source of infection, according to experts
  • Camp Darapanan - MILF fighters guard a dirt road leading into their Camp Darapanan. MILF chief Murad Ebrahim says he was working closely with government to set up a civilian protection mechanism to protect IDPs as both sides try to resume peace talks stal
  • A young child looks to the camera at the Notre Dame Dulawan evacuation centre in Datu Piang, in conflict-affected Mindanao
  • A resident of an IDP camp in Datu Piang, Mindanao. Thousands continue to languish in the camps more than one year since fighting started
  • A military checkpoint outside Datu Piang, Mindanao
  • Archie Muntu Simelane, an HIV-positive construction worker in Mbabane, educates his co-workers about HIV
  • John Simon (not his real name), a 33-year-old Dinka from Southern Sudan living as a refugee in Cairo, did not want to show his face for fear of persecution by members of the Sudanese security forces
  • Kamesa Usop, 50, is one of 1,500 IDPs at theNotre Dame Dulawan evacuation centre in Data Piang, Mindanao
  • Fishing trawlers and boats in Bay of Bengal, near Cox's Bazaar. Climate change is having an adverse effect on weather conditions in the bay
  • The mosquito Aedes aegypti.
    The virus is carried my mosquitoes such as Aedes aegypti
  • The Ambacang Hotel in Padang City, which collapsed during the 30 September earthquake. More than 1,000 people were killed in the magnitude 7.6 quake
  • Fishermen working in the shallow waters off Batticaloa in Sri Lanka complain that their catch has gone down with the arrival of multi-day fishing trawlers
  • Razia and her family wonder where their next meal will come from
    Razia and her family wonder where their next meal will come from
  • Fishermen working in the shallow waters off Batticaloa in Sri Lanka complain that their catch has gone down with the arrival of multi-day fishing trawlers
  • Ambrose Obiya and his family returned home in northern Uganda this year after spending 16 years in a "protected village" because of a war between the army and rebel Lord's Resistance Army. Obiya, who lost his sight in a car accident in the 1970s, says the
  • Map of Somaliland
    Somaliland declared independence from the rest of Somalia in 1991
  • Equaliser - for IRIN Radio podcast
    Journalists in Hargeisa are being compelled to self-censor to avoid detention
  • One of the farms in Buqdhada, near the disputed Elberdale farmland area in Somaliland
  • Poster in Bissau hospital showing what to do when a child has diarrhoea
  • A farm of citrus, peach and olive trees in the Sheikh Ajleen area of Gaza City flooded with raw sewage after the Israeli operation
  • A large number of Angolans fled to the DRC during the civil war

Become a member of The New Humanitarian

Support our journalism and become more involved in our community. Help us deliver informative, accessible, independent journalism that you can trust and provides accountability to the millions of people affected by crises worldwide.

Join