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Community healthcare worker Gulnaz Janara says few women in her Kabul neighbourhood are willing to go to hospitals.
Community healthcare worker Gulnaz Janara says few women in her Kabul neighbourhood are willing to go to hospitals.
Women travel through a trocha, one of many dangerous smuggling routes on the Venezuela-Colombia border, across the Táchira River in La Parada, Cúcuta, in October 2019.
Women travel through a trocha, one of many dangerous smuggling routes on the Venezuela-Colombia border, across the Táchira River in La Parada, Cúcuta, in October 2019.
A security guard blocking Allisson Blanco's access to a supermarket on 20 April in Panama City's Bella Vista township.
A security guard blocking Allisson Blanco's access to a supermarket on 20 April in Panama City's Bella Vista township.
Young women take part in a self-defence training class.
Young women take part in a self-defence training class.
Women walk while carrying jerry cans to fill with water at a UN-protected camp in Malakal, South Sudan, in October 2019.
Women walk while carrying jerry cans to fill with water at a UN-protected camp in Malakal, South Sudan, in October 2019.
Je Yang, Kachin’s largest displacement camp.
A woman in Je Yang IDP camp collects her family’s rations, which are available every two months.
Labang Nan Doi, 56, picks peppercorns as a daily worker on a Chinese-owned farm near Je Yang IDP camp.
Lashi Lu, 48, sits in her shelter in Je Yang camp.
Women gather to pray in a shelter in Je Yang IDP camp.
Women walk past a vinyl banner displaying coronavirus protection information in Jinghpaw, a Kachin language.
Marip Bawk Nu, 49, dreams of leaving her shelter in an IDP camp and returning to her farm.
Marip Bawk Nu, 49, dreams of leaving her shelter in an IDP camp and returning to her farm.
A Sudanese activist waves the national flag as people chant "freedom, peace, justice," the catchphrase of the protest movement, in Khartoum in August 2019.
A Sudanese soldier stands guard outside the army headquarters during a street protest in Khartoum in August 2019. Activists fear that the army might hijack the transition to preserve their privileges.

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