Search
Search
Journalism from the heart of crises

Photo Library

Journalist or researcher? Learn about using our images.

Displaying 1185 - 1216 of 44036
  • People lined up at the passport office in Kabul
    People lined up at the passport office in Kabul in August 2015
  • A girl stands with her family's possessions which they've brought to Afghanistan's Nangarhar province after leaving Pakistan in August 2016
  • malnourished boy
    A malnourished boy sleeps under an old tent in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province after his family returned from Pakistan in August 2016
  • Refugees returning from Pakistan travel with their belongings in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province in August 2016
  • Kariobangi slum, Kenya
    Kariobangi slum, Kenya
  • Dev Raj Kanwar, who is paralyzed, has been living in this shed with his family since Nepal’s April 2015 earthquake
  • Dev Raj Kanwar, who is paralyzed, has been living in this shed with his family since Nepal’s April 2015 earthquake. They have been told not to rebuild where their old home stood as it is prone to landslides, and they wait for the government to provide the
  • Sawiya Rashid, sister of disappeared former Kenyan al-Shabab fighters
    Sawiya Rashid
  • Life goes on in Central Bangui
  • Flooding in Myanmar's Sagaing Region in August 2016
  • Flooding in Myanmar's Sagaing Region in August 2016
  • Flooding in Myanmar's Sagaing Region in August 2016
  • Flooding in Myanmar's Sagaing Region in August 2016
    Flooding in Myanmar's Sagaing Region in August 2016
  • Empty shop
    Empty shelves in an area newly liberated from IS
  • Ruined homes behind a tree
    Many Sirte homes have been destroyed by battle
  • Town viewed through a broken wall
  • Police at the scene of the August bombing of a hospital in Quetta
    Police at the scene of the August bombing of a hospital in Quetta
  • A barber cuts hair in eastern Congo
  • A fleck of gold in the palm of a Congolese miner
  • The dark metallic ore contains the commercially important element tantalum.

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