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  • A woman walks through rubble in Marawi in the Philippines
    A woman walks through rubble in Marawi in the Philippines in May 2018. Three years after clashes between the military and insurgents levelled much of the city’s central core in 2017, tens of thousands of people are still displaced, according to the UN.
  • Lega Dembi gold mine
    Community concerns over the Lega Dembi gold mine, seen on the hillside in the background, have added to long-standing grievances and a sense of alienation in Oromia, Ethiopia’s most populous and restive region.
  • The Haven Night Shelter staff helping the homeless in Cape Town. They work with the city authorities and security forces during the lockdown.
  • A health worker during coronavirus screening of residents in Cape Town. South Africa has conducted some 635,000 COVID-19 tests – far more than most wealthier countries have managed.
  • ethiopia gold mine women and child
    Residents of villages near the mine, like two-month-old Wakjira Meko, have the highest recorded rate of birth defects in the country, according to an unreleased government-commissioned report. Meko died shortly after TNH visited the area.
  • Chadian migrant Bachir Ahmed Ali and Sudanese migrant Mohammed Abdelbari sit in front of their tent in the slum near Cassibile. “For me, the virus is not as scary as war or hunger. But I think our conditions should get more attention," Ali said.
  • Gambian labourers build a shack in a tented slum near the village of Cassibile in eastern Sicily. Broader benefits of a new law allowing temporary legal residency for certain undocumented workers are unclear.
  • Gambian labourers build a shack in a tented slum near the village of Cassibile in eastern Sicily. Broader benefits of a new law allowing temporary legal residency for certain undocumented workers are unclear.
  • Gambian labourers in the tented slum near Cassibile.
  • Authorities arrested more than 1,300 people during a 11 May raid in an area with large numbers of Rohingya and other refugees and asylum seekers. The neighbourhood in Selayang, north of Kuala Lumpur, had been on a coronavirus lockdown.
  • A Rohingya man walks on a back lane of shophouses in Selayang, north of Kuala Lumpur, where many refugees live. Immigration authorities raided the area in May following a coronavirus lockdown.
  • Authorities arrested more than 1,300 people during a 11 May raid in an area with large numbers of Rohingya and other refugees and asylum seekers. The neighbourhood in Selayang, north of Kuala Lumpur, had been on a coronavirus lockdown.
  • Authorities arrested more than 1,300 people during a 11 May raid in an area with large numbers of Rohingya and other refugees and asylum seekers. The neighbourhood in Selayang, north of Kuala Lumpur, had been on a coronavirus lockdown.
  • Authorities round up people during an immigration raid in Selayang, north of Kuala Lumpur, on 11 May. More than 1,300 people were arrested in the raid, which followed a coronavirus lockdown.
  • A patient at al-Sahel Hospital in rural western Idlib province in April. Turkey closed its border with Idlib to patients with serious illnesses in mid-March, leaving many Syrians who had been receiving treatment in Turkish hospitals in the lurch.
  • Dr. Osama Abdelwahid treats two-year-old Lujein Steifaa at his private clinic in Salqin, rural Idlib province, in April.
  • Dr. Osama Abdelwahid treats two-year-old Lujein Steifaa at his private clinic in Salqin, rural Idlib province, in April.

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