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Volunteers use fire hoses to clear mud from the streets of Roseau
Fell trees and torn roof paneling litter the ravines of a village in Dominica
Kenny Charles stands guard of Salybia primary school, now serving as a displaced people’s shelter in the Kalinoga Territory
Vendors resume the sale of local staple foods. The devastation was such that not even the cassava roots survived Maria’s path
A mother brushes her daughter’s hair as the pre-storm routine slowly resumes. Classes, however, remain halted
Mervin Henderson stands in a neighbour’s house destroyed by the Pointe Michel landslide
Goats can be picky eaters. Getting the right kind of grass often entails long journeys
Uvira came under attack from speedboats
Rebecca Ekale, who lost 16 goats to drought, doubts oil will make her life easier
UNHCR uses biometrics such as iris scans to register refugees
Without water points like this, many more animals would die
Local women cast their vote in one of Tuz Khurmatu's largest polling stations
In Kenya's Turkana County alone, drought has killed an estimated half million head of livestock
A general map of the Caribbean
Kurdish fighters gather outside a Tuz Khurmatu polling station after a peshmerga was shot dead
A map by humanitarian agencies in Bangladesh shows the outlines of a planned new camp for Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar. The dotted line shows the camp’s borders; areas marked red show the locations of some of the new arrivals after 25 August.
A pro-referendum even in Erbil, days before the vote
Evacuees from Barbuda were temporarily housed at the cricket stadium in Antigua
Rohingya refugees have built makeshift homes in parts of a 2,000-acre site that Bangladesh’s government has earmarked for a giant new refugee camp.
Sunset over Dominica in the Caribbean, September 2017

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