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  • An image of several hospitality industry workers protesting
    South Africa's hospitality industry staged a nationwide protest on 17 July to protest the economic impact of the lockdown. The industry is facing huge job losses, relying on cash-strapped and cautious local tourists to keep businesses afloat.
  • Rafa Castillo, a Shipibo natural medicine specialist at an indigenous health center in Yarinacocha
    Rafa Castillo, a Shipibo natural medicine specialist, helps a COVID-19 patient at an Indigenous health centre in Yarinacocha, Peru.
  • Shipibo shaman Pietro Tangao collecting ajo sacha
    Shipibo shaman Pietro Tangao collecting ajo sacha – a plant often used in herbal medicine in the upper Amazon – for a “post-COVID” ritual, in his garden in Nueva Betania in the Peruvian Ucayali region.
  • A volunteer preparing a natural treatment for COVID-19 patients in Yarinacocha
    A volunteer preparing a natural treatment for COVID-19 patients in Yarinacocha, Peru.
  • Bullet shell casings scattered on a street
    Bullet shell casings scattered on a street following armed conflict in La Sierra in April. Despite promises from the government, conflict has intensified in Guerrero.
  • Rohingya fleeing Myanmar by boat arrive on Shah Pori Island
    Rohingya fleeing Myanmar by boat arrive on Shah Pori Island in southern Bangladesh in September 2017.
  • The Rohingya camps, spread out over steep hills in southern Bangladesh
    The Rohingya camps are spread out over steep hills and flood-prone land in southern Bangladesh.
  • An elderly Rohingya woman is carried on poles
    An elderly Rohingya woman is carried on poles as she flees from Myanmar to Bangladesh in September 2017.
  • Rohingya refugees from Rakhine State in Myanmar
    Rohingya refugees from Rakhine State in Myanmar arrive in Bangladesh.
  • Parents of malnourished children at a local hospital in Kongoussi
    Parents of malnourished children sit in the waiting room of a local hospital in Kongoussi. Monthly malnutrition cases tripled at the hospital during the first half of the year.
  • A woman cooks for a family of displaced people in Kongoussi
    A woman cooks for a family of displaced people in the northern town of Kongoussi. The number of people in need of emergency food aid in Burkina Faso has tripled to more than 3.2 million.
  • 58-year-old Amadou Tamboura
    58-year-old Amadou Tamboura’s family fled to Kongoussi town earlier this year and are now reliant on government food rations that barely extend beyond a meal a day.
  • Sibri Natana fled her home after jihadists murdered her brother
    Sibri Natana fled her home after jihadists murdered her brother in eastern Burkina Faso in December. Infighting between militant groups has since added a dangerous new dimension to an already multi-sided conflict.
  • A camp for internally displaced people in northern Burkina Faso
    Civilians risk being caught in the crossfire as jihadist infighting roils Burkina Faso, where almost a million people are currently displaced.
  • Cartoon: "British media fail in search for humanity" shows journalists accosting migrants in a boat.
  • Alejandra looks out at Tijuana
    Alejandra looks out at Tijuana from the balcony of the Jardín de las Mariposas LGBTQ+ shelter. “Returning to my country at this point would be like killing myself.”
  • San Ysidro Port of Entry between Tijuana and San Diego
    San Ysidro Port of Entry, between Tijuana and San Diego, is one of the busiest border crossings in the world. Citing coronavirus concerns, the US government has effectively stopped immigration entirely.
  • The border fence separating the United States and Mexico in Tijuana
    The guarded border fence separating the United States and Mexico in Tijuana.
  • Coronavirus concerns emptied shelves in Tijuana
    Coronavirus concerns emptied shelves in Tijuana, leaving a shortage of supplies. Marín is unsure how to protect his shelter, particularly its immuno-compromised residents.
  • Alejandra
    Since late last year, Alejandra has been living in Tijuana, a notoriously lawless city that is even more dangerous for transgender people.
  • Jaime Marín
    Jaime Marín started Jardín de las Mariposas, the first shelter for LGBTQ+ migrants and asylum seekers in Tijuana, using money from a second job.
  • Jeffrey Daniels
    Jeffrey Daniels
  • Salome Kalo and her daughter
    Salome Kalo and her daughter on the island of Pele.
  • Jeffrey Daniels
    Jeffrey Daniels

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