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Rohingya students attend an NGO-run classroom in February 2020. Bangladesh bars refugees from formal schooling. But for some age groups, attendance rates are higher in the camps’ makeshift classrooms than in Cox’s Bazar’s local schools.
Sirajul Ulum Dakhil Madrasa has lost five of its 18 teachers since August 2017. The seminary has not managed to find replacements.
Pranti Barua Trisha, a student at Kutupalong High School, says six of her friends have dropped out.
Teacher Rita Bala Dey says a quarter of the instructors at Kutupalong High School have left teaching to take up jobs in the Rohingya refugee response.
Rita Bala Dey teaches a class at Kutupalong High School in February 2020. There are two classes in the same room due to a lack of space.
As violence continues, more Palaung displaced and isolated
The Koglweogo, one of a growing number of self-defence groups in Burkina Faso, is deployed to manage the crowd at a community gathering in the town of Ziniaré in March 2019.
Children walk through a displacement camp in the northern town of Kongoussi. Residents of the camp said volunteer fighters were too weak to help them return to their villages.
Vigilantes from northern Burkina Faso display the weapons they use to fight better-armed and battle-hardened jihadists.
Two men pass in front of job advertisements in Paris. Economic activity in France has contracted and unemployment has peaked as a result of COVID-19.
Illustration d’un artiste basée sur une photo d’un véhicule utilisé lors de l’épidémie d’Ebola au Congo. Plus de 50 femmes ont accusé des hommes qui se disaient des travailleurs humanitaires d'Ebola d'exploitation et d'abus sexuels.
The body of 20-year-old Jamal Alhadzi was found with multiple stab wounds on a riverbed leading to this beach near Chloraka last April.

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