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  • A group of migrants from Central America sit outside the Santa Fe International Bridge between Ciudad Juarez and El Paso, Texas after being expelled from the US.
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  • Mayima stands in front of a memorial in Geneva
    Ralph Mamiya in Geneva, 8 April 2021.
  • A woman has her hands sprayed with hand sanitiser at a supermarket in Juba, South Sudan, 1 April, 2021
    A woman has her hands sprayed with hand sanitiser at a supermarket in Juba, South Sudan, 1 April, 2021.
  • A man sits behind his desk in a dimly lit room
    Mohamed El Doma, the governor of West Darfur, believes the violence in El Geneina is rooted in political dynamics linked to Sudan’s troubled transition.
  • A man stands with his arms crossed in the mids of makeshift shelters.
    55-year-old Suleiman Abdallah represents a group of nearly 6,000 people displaced from Krinding in January. “If the new government is serious, why didn’t they intervene [during the violence]?” he said.
  • Multiple burnt dwellings stand empty in a dusty village.
    The aftermath of an attack in January on a camp for internally displaced people in Darfur. Violence is rising in the region despite a peace agreement signed late last year.
  • A nurse gives a vaccine shot in a man's arm in front of many patients.
    Zakia Shirzad, a nurse supervisor with Afghanistan’s health ministry, vaccinates staff at a hospital in Kabul using vaccines donated by India. As of late March, Afghanistan had roughly one million COVID-19 vaccine doses for a population of 38 million peop
  • Children walk in an arid mountain village.
    Children walk in Arashakh Poen, a remote village in Takhar Province. Long distances prevent many in this village from getting COVID-19 tests.
  • Portrait of a doctor in his office.
    Dr Saheed Hotaq works in a government clinic in eastern Laghman Province. Though Afghanistan has started vaccine rollouts for frontline health workers, Hotaq said none of his staff have been vaccinated.
  • Two figures with weapons trek across arid mountains.
    Parts of Nangarhar Province’s Dur Baba district are controlled by militias loyal to neither the government nor the Taliban. It’s also difficult to access: Most people travel by donkey or on foot.
  • Men stand and sit in chairs in a covered shelter
    Community leaders from Kalma, one of the largest displacement camps in Darfur, discuss what a new peace deal means for the region. Many are skeptical after a string of past agreements have done little to improve their lot.
  • A young child stands in a dusty street, looking at the camera
    An entire generation of Dafuris have grown up in displacement camps still scattered across the region. Ongoing attacks by militias mean many feel unable to return home.
  • A portrait of a guard belonging to the Sudan Liberation Movement-Transitional Council, who wears a red beret and holds a gun
    A guard protects an office belonging to the Sudan Liberation Movement-Transitional Council, a rebel group that signed the Juba agreement. Analysts fear the return of hundreds of rebels to Darfur could trigger new tensions in the region.
  • A man walks down a dusty street, past a painted mural.
    A mural from the 2019 revolution on the wall of a shop in Nertiti, a conflict-affected town in Darfur. Sudan’s transition is yet to have a positive impact on residents of the western region.
  • A pair of hands with the palms facing up are held out and a bottle of hand sanitizer is sprayed onto them
    A woman has her hands sprayed with hand sanitizer before entering a supermarket in Juba, South Sudan, 1 April, 2021.
  • The image shows the outside of a hospital building.
    The hospital constructed by AFK Concept Ltd. in Juba which, despite millions of dollars in funding, has failed to meet the criteria of an infectious disease centre.
  • A hand-drawn map of Ukraine's Donbas contact line showing Donetsk and small towns.

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