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A young boy beams as he walks toward his friend after receiving food from a local who was giving snacks to children in his village outside of Bujumbura.
Children run down the hill outside the town of Rumonge in Burundi's countryside.
Jordanian aid worker meets a Syrian refugee family.
Victims of a massacre in the outskirts of Ituri’s capital Bunia are laid to rest in a single mass grave.
A mourning ceremony is held for three children who died of measles at Bunia displacement camp.
Joseph Longa, 27, Tche
Eliyde Dedo, 44, survived the Tche attack by hiding in a local medical clinic and passing himself off as a Red Cross worker.
Shantale Lotsove, Tche
Two victims of a recent massacre in the village of Fitchama at Tchomia General Hospital.
Protestors hold up pictures of the deceased following a suspected militia attack in the outskirts of Ituri’s capital Bunia.
Yassin Nowar, 24, from Algeria in front of a volunteer-run medical centre in Velika Kladuša.
Eman Muhammad Al Ahmad, a 30-year-old Palestinian refugee from Syria, outside the IOM-run Miral migrant centre in Velika Kladuša.
Rachid Boudalli, 35, from Morocco in Velika Kladuša.
Migrants selecting clothes at No Name Kitchen’s free shop in Velika Kladuša.
Medical volunteers treating injured migrants at Vučjak camp.
Sharif Al Masoud, 25, from Afghanistan on land near the IOM-run Bira camp in Bihać.
Zuhaib Arif, 18, from Pakistan on land near the IOM-run Bira camp in Bihać.
Sufyan Al Sheikh Ahmad, 23, from Syria (centre) in the park where he sleeps, next to the IOM-run Borici camp in Bihać.
Ali Reza, 29, from Pakistan, in Vučjak camp.
Protective equipment during the 1976 Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo (then Zaire).
Returnee children walk down an unpaved road in Bela village, which is home to 1,500 returnee families. One in three people in Nangarhar Province, which borders Pakistan, are returnees or displaced, the UN estimates.
Sultan Bibi's grandchildren play on the rooftops of the Afghan capital. The children attended school and learned English in Pakistan, but in Afghanistan they sell plastic to help their family earn money.

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