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The Malakasa refugee camp outside Athens, Greece.
The Malakasa refugee camp outside Athens, Greece.
Residents of Bali waited for shelter kits from the UN after their homes were torched.
Cameroon security forces torched over 100 homes and businesses in Bali, Northwest region, in February. Community members said no reason was given.
A flight tracking image shows flights around Yemen on 17 March 2020.
A flight tracking image shows flights around Yemen on 17 March 2020.
Franz Perrez, Switzerland’s lead climate negotiator, speaks with reporters at COP25 in Madrid in December 2019.
Hurricane Maria caused severe damage in Dominica, where the storm made landfall as a Category 5 hurricane in 2017.
Venezuelan migrants cross the Simón Bolívar International Bridge. Until its closure on Saturday, along with all other official Colombia-Venezuela border routes, the bridge was the busiest artery between the two countries.
Mercy Corps water and sanitation expert Mugur Dumitrache helps a family from Afghanistan on the Greek island of Lesvos.
Scuffles broke out as the police cleared the refugees and asylum seekers from the grounds of St. Mary’s Cathedral in Cape Town, where they had sought refuge after being moved on from Greenmarket Square.
The police seized belongings, such as foam mattresses and blankets, and threw them on a waiting truck for disposal.
Patrick Nganda (left), 34, and Kabangelo Matadi, 37, both from Congo, arrived in South Africa in 2010. Their shelters are adjacent to a Cape Town church where hundreds of African refugees and asylum seekers are in a protest sit-in against xenophobia.
Young men pile dirt on the edges of their newly constructed tent in Hasansham U2, one of the remaining camps in Iraq's northern Nineveh province.
A construction worker drives through a quiet intersection in west Mosul, which was heavily bombed while under the control of so-called Islamic State.
Women gather at an aid distribution in east Mosul, where many businesses and homes were damaged or destroyed.
A construction worker drives through a quiet intersection in west Mosul, which was heavily bombed while under the control of so-called Islamic State.
This map shows the Rohingya camps in southern Bangladesh, as well as Buthidaung in Myanmar’s northern Rakhine State. Internet blackouts on both sides of the border have cut communications lines between refugees and their families back home.
Mohammed Rafique attempts to make a call on his phone. Bangladesh has shut down mobile internet in the Rohingya camps.
Bangladesh has started building fences with watchtowers in parts of the camps. Refugees aren’t allowed to leave camp areas, and in recent months authorities have been enforcing these and other restrictions.

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