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A Myanmar police officer poses for a photo in Rakhine State’s Maungdaw township in July 2019. It’s one of nine townships where the government has blocked mobile internet as of February 2020.
Adriana Aldana's son sits on her knee in the small room they share between four people in Quito, Ecuador.
Volunteers sort through donated clothes at the San Juan de Dios shelter in Quito which provides daily meals and clothes for those most in need.
An illustration of the Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) behind the outbreak of the respiratory illness first detected in Wuhan, China. The image was released by the Centres for Disease Control, Atlanta.
Sponge mattresses and sacks of maize are among the items salvaged by displaced families who fled their village in Cabo Delgado last November.
Displaced people fled a village called Miangalewa after an insurgent attack last November.
Residents are struggling to cope in the aftermath of last April’s Cyclone Kenneth – the strongest to ever hit the African continent.
A World Food Programme aid distribution centre in Sana'a, 11 February 2020.
Locusts arrive in Isiolo, northeastern Kenya.
A group of Guatemalans deported back home from the United States on 22 January, 2020 at an air force base near Guatemala City.
A booklet of information provided by Pop Noj NGO, for-deported children with Mayan languages information.
Father priest Mauro Verzeletti Director of the shelter “La Casa Del Migrante” Migrant Home, in Guatemala City.
A photo, shared with TNH by Sudanese asylum seekers, of the camp set up to house them outside Agadez, Niger.
Desert locust swarms in Kenya are crossing the border from Somalia. A boy holds a mature locust – ready for egg-laying – in his hands.
Suleikha Naim, 23, waits in a border transit centre in Zaranj, Nimruz, after having been deported from Iran.
Ashia, 7, was deported from Iran with her three siblings and her mother in January.
Recent arrivals receive a briefing on what to expect after returning home to Afghanistan – a country many returnees have never lived in for years. The sessions include training on landmine risk.
Fasel Rahman, 40, sits outside the border reception centre. He says he could feel tensions rising in Iran, before making a sudden decision to return to his family's home in Afghanistan's Ghazni Province.
Afghan returnees walk across the Iranian border into Zaranj, Nimruz. Thousands return here every week; roughy two thirds who cross here have been deported.
An IOM staff member registers newly arrived returnees at the border reception centre.
The nationalities of the 63,696 refugees resettled in 2019, according to the UN's refugee agency.

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