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Mehnaz,10, with her family, which has recently returned from Pakistan
Muhammad Jibran looks at posters of Shahid Khan's new Pashto-language film on the wall of his cinema
People leave the cinema after watching a new Pashto-language film in Peshawar
A coral reef is smothered by a plume of sediment
Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported
Moulid Hujale at Dadaab's Ifo-2 camp
Flood-hit areas in North Korea
Danish painting of drowning by Laurits Tuxen (1913)
Fish for sale in an Indonesian market
An MSF worker has a tattoo of its familiar "no-guns" sticker
Aid agencies carry out an assessment of flood damage in North Hamgyong province
A Red Cross volunteer surveys flood damage in North Korea's North Hamgyong province
Fishing could become a distant memory
Tomorrow is looking bleak for the world's fish populations
Fighting with a militia is one of the few job opportunities open to young Iraqis
Delwar Hossain Mollah points to an area where a village was washed away on the Jamuna River
Erosion threatens to wash away houses built by the government after a previous flood on the Jamuna River
A farmer inspects his flood-damaged rice crop in Bangladesh's Manikang district in September, 2016
Percentage of internally displaced children screened by UNICEF between May 2 and August 8 who were moderately or severely acutely malnourished
Nutrition survey and screening results in Borno and Yobe states
An anonymous user has manipulated population statistics on Gabon's Wikipedia pages
Seraj, 34, arrested for having smoking paraphernalia in his car, was held for days in solitary confinement without water or food.
Letters found at an IS prison in Sirte detail ongoing neglect of national and foreign prisoners
A large cell in the Hisbah prison where groups of Libyan and foreign prisoners were held

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