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  • Turkmen refugee children in Yayladagi
    Turkmen refugee children in Yayladagi
  • Tent camp in Yayagladi Turkey
  • Secretary General report world cloud
  • Lamin walks through the cobbled streets of his new home town
    Lamin walks through the cobbled streets of his new home town
  • Lamin (left) spends much of his free time in this park near the hostel where he stays
  • Haitians in the Dominican Republic
    Haitians in the Dominican Republic
  • Hundreds of thousands of people of Haitian descent living in the Dominican Republic are at risk of arbitrary deportation or of becoming stateless
  • A word cloud reflecting the most common buzzwords used in UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon's report for the World Humanitarian Summit, as determined by IRIN's buzz-o-meter: http://newirin.irinnews.org/dataviz/2015/10/12/words-matter
  • Launch of Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s Report for World Humanitarian Summit
  • United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
  • United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
  • Word cloud of the most common words in the Secretary General’s report for the World Humanitarian Summit as determined by IRIN's Bullshit detector
  • Shir Muhammad's parents paid smugglers $5,000 to get the 16-year-old to Europe from Afghanistan
  • Amena standing in front the 'Mellon' shelter in Athens where she and her younger sister are staying
  • Shir Muhammad's parents paid smugglers $5,000 to get him to Greece from Afghanistan
  • Municipal plumber Pantelis Markakis shows the exact spot at Iero bay where he helped pick up the body of a young girl on 19 December
  • Fisherman Nikos Avayannis (centre) salts sardines for bait. "If the current takes a body onto jagged rocks with caves, it’s possible that it will never be found,” he says.
  • Kalliopi Katte recalls helping firemen recover a badly decomposed body found in the shallows of Ikaria's north shore
  • Ikaria's rocky, jagged coastline is full of coves where bodies, or parts of bodies, can become lodged, impossible to see or recover
  • The beach at Iero is littered with refugees' possessions
  • Refugee from South Sudan arrives in Ajuong Thonk refugee camp, UNity State, Jan 2016
  • Class in Ajuong Thonk refugee camp, Unity State, Jan 2016
  • A billboard seen in February 2016 in the Sri Lankan city of Vavuniya warns potential migrants of the dangers of taking a boat to Australia
  • Woman and her new latrine. Kalma Union, Rajshahi District, Rajshahi Division, Bangladesh.
  • A Syrian refugee buys lifejackets in the streets of Basmane
  • Refugees continue to make their way to Izmir despite the EU's three-billion-euro deal with Turkey aimed at stemming the flow of migrants and refugees crossing to Europe
  • Illustration of Nihad and his family, refugees from Syria, by artist Olivier Kugler in their new flat in Wittenbach, Switzerland (5 February, 2016)
  • In the Brazilian city of Piracicaba, local people are learning about genetically modified mosquitos that are being used to reduce populations of the mosquito that transmits Zika virus and dengue.
  • Oxitec CEO Haydn Parry holds up strips of paper where genetically modified mosquitos have laid eggs. The eggs will be harvested and shipped to Oxitec's field trial locations in Brazil and elsewhere.
  • Oxitec CEO, Haydn Parry holds up container of eggs from genetically modified mosquitos that can be shipped to locations in other countries where field trials are being conducted
  • Oxitec CEO Hadyn Parry explains how his company breeds genetically modified mosquitos whose eggs are sent to countries like Brazil in an effort to eliminate populations of wild mosquitos that carry diseases like Zika virus and dengue

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