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The controversial Vote Leave campaign poster featuring asylum seekers traveling through the Balkans last October
Smugglers often launch several boats at once, making simultaneous rescue operations necessary
Smugglers have increased the number of migrants they pack into a boat, making the journey even more dangerous
The exodus of some 30,000 people from Fallujah in a matter of days initially shocked aid agencies
While the aid response has now been scaled up, dozens of families are still without shelter
A patient arrives at Boost Hospital in Lashkar Gah, a government facility supported by MSF, in June 2016
Shoppers wait in line for five hours to buy a ration of bread from a small bakery in Cumaná
Jladdy outside his home in Mae La camp for Myanmar refugees in Thailand
Mae La camp for Myanmar refugees in Thailand
The Waa Waa Hospital in Banti
The Grasberg mine, one of the biggest gold and copper mines in the world, is carved out of the mountains at 4,200 meters
Sex workers from Java relax at a brothel in Timika, Papua Province
Sardar Gul with some of his children at home in Kababiyan camp for Afghan refugees in Peshawar
Afghan refugees at a Kababiyan camp in Peshawar
A map showing the six Western Balkan nations that are on Germany's "Safe Countries of Origin" list
Humanitarian Leadership Academy training graphic
A sign on the side of the fridge offers free food to the needy
A tearful woman shaking a bag of flour shouts: "Why? Why is it so difficult for me to buy this?"
The growth of the Rukban settlement seen in satellite imagery
Adult men and unaccompanied children sleep in the same room at the Pozzallo "hotspot" in Sicily
An Eritrean teenager at the Pozzallo "hotspot" in Sicily
Children are taught the ABC song in a schoolyard set up by volunteers
Ritsona, a former Hellenic Airforce base, has been home to 800 refugees for the past three months

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