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Yusra Al-Khatib feeds her four-month-old niece, Rimaz, at Veria camp
Hydropower dams are planned throughout the drought-stricken Mekong region
A member of the Golden West Humanitarian Foundation team in Phnom Penh, Cambodia makes a 3D printed model munitions to be used for training ordnance disposal technicians
A 3D printing of a model explosive to be used to train ordnance disposal technicians is seen in the Golden West Humanitarian Foundation lab in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Refugees come and go at the City Plaza
Nesrine, one of the hotel's guests, with her 2-year-old son, Basel
Refugees and volunteers serve a dinner which they have also helped to cook
Joanne Liu (MSF) and Peter Maurer (ICRC) at the UN
Aftermath of an earthquake: Ecuador 2016
A child at the Rukban no-man's-land between Syria and Jordan
Jamal Faraja survived his abduction by smugglers but has had to put his dream of reaching Saudi Arabia on hold
lA-Hajjbahar with three of his children in the apartment that has been his makeshift home for three years
Al-Hajjbahar with three of his children in the apartment that has been his makeshift home for three years
Aid is distributed to residents of Manta's Tarqui neighbourhood
Teresa Lopez's two-year-old plays on the mattress outside their home where the family have been sleeping
Students at Zamung Kor school
Supplies of bottled water at a distribution centre in Pedernales run by the military
Residents wait for help to arrive at a temporary shelter in Pedernales
Earthquake survivor, Maria Mariela, at a soccer field on the outskirts of Pedernales that has become a makeshift camp
Information about suspected war criminals often comes from their own social media accounts
Mohamed Abdullah posing in Stockholm for a picture uploaded to his Facebook page
The Facebook picture that landed Mohamed Abdullah in a Swedish court
A map showing the epicentre of the earthquake and some of the worst-affected towns in the vicinity
Map showing the epicentre of the earthquake
Karen and Anahit Ghavalian don't know when they'll be able to return to Talish
Nagorno-Karabakh declared independence in 1991 but is not internationally recognised

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