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  • Migrants and refugees cram into a bus leaving an interim reception centre in Kanjiza, northern Serbia, for the Hungarian border. There was a rush to reach the border before Hungary closed it on 15 September, 2015.
    Surcharge du système humanitaire ? Des migrants et des réfugiés s’entassent dans un bus au départ d’un centre d’accueil temporaire à Kanjiza, dans le nord de la Serbie, en direction de la frontière hongroise
  • People wade through flooded streets on the outskirts of Pathein in Myanmar in September 2015, where flooding has persisted for months.
    People wade through flooded streets on the outskirts of Pathein in Myanmar in September 2015, where flooding has persisted for months
  • UNMISS Humanitarian Coordinator visits Bentiu IDP Camp with Dutch and British Ambassadors
    The Bentiu camp in South Sudan where Nobert was working
  • Nine-year-old Mustafah from Iraq in front of a temporary shelter at the Kanjiza interim reception centre in northern Serbia. He and his mother and sister are hoping to reunite with Mustafah’s father who is in Sweden.
  • A shipment of supplies for Syrian refugees in Jordan, packed in the backyard of one of the tansiqiya members. September 2012.
    Cargaison d’articles pour les réfugiés syriens en Jordanie empaquetés aux Émirats Arabes Unis
  • In April 2015, four year-old son Saif and his mother Muntaher finally came home to Husseini, in the northern Diyala region of Iraq, after being displaced. The home was largely destroyed
  • Hungarian soldiers constructing a fence at Hungary's border with Serbia where 155,000 migrants and refugees entered the country between January and September, 2015.
  • Mayuran Sivachandran, seen here in August 2015 in Mulaittivu District where fighting raged between Sri Lanka government forces and the Tamil Tigers, lost his leg in 2008 to a war-related injury.
    Mayuran Sivachandran, seen here in August 2015 in Mulaittivu District where fighting raged between Sri Lanka government forces and the Tamil Tigers, lost his leg in 2008 to a war-related injury.
  • CAR refugee women at the Mborgene camp in eastern cameroon
  • When Muntaher and her four year-old son Saif finally came home to Iraq's northern Diyala region their home had been largely destroyed
    The home that Muntaher and her son returned to was largely destroyed
  • Refugees cram into a bus that will take them from an interim reception centre in Kanjiza, northern Serbia, to the Hungarian border about 10 miles away just before Hungary sealed off its border.
  • A man permanently injured during Sri Lanka's war is seen in August 2015 in Mullivaikal where the last battles were fought between the government and the Tamil Tigers.
    A man permanently injured during the war is seen in August 2015 in Mullivaikal where the last battles were fought
  • Government soldiers who suffered permanent injury during Sri Lanka's war are seen at a victory commemoration event in Colombo in May 2014. The government supports soldiers injured during the war, but has no similar program for civilians and former members
    Government soldiers who suffered permanent injury during the war are seen at a victory commemoration event in Colombo in May 2014
  • Khmer Rouge deputy leader Nuoun Chea at the war crimes tribunal in Cambodia in early 2015
    Former Khmer Rouge deputy leader Nuoun Chea at the war crimes tribunal in Cambodia in early 2015
  • Students including members of the ethnic Cham Muslim minority visited the war crimes tribunal in Cambodia in March 2013
    Students including members of the ethnic Cham Muslim minority visited the war crimes tribunal in Cambodia in March 2013
  • Former Khmer Rouge head of state Khieu Samphan at the war crimes tribunal in Cambodia in early 2015
  • Aisha sits in front of her house in Yola, preparing dinner for her children and the host family. She has fled Borno almost a year ago when her village was attacked by Boko Haram militants.
  • Refugees board a train bound for Serbia at the makeshift station south of Gevgelija near Macedonia's border with Greece
  • A Syrian child in a refugee camp on the outskirts of the Turkish city of Suruc.
    Turkey is home to almost two million Syrian refugees
  • A villa in Phnom Penh pictured in September 2015 that was housing refugees resettled to Cambodia from an Australian-run centre in Nauru
    The villa in Phnom Penh where the refugees have been resettled
  • A villa in Phnom Penh pictured in September 2015 that was housing refugees resettled to Cambodia from an Australian-run centre in Nauru
  • A villa in Phnom Penh pictured in September 2015 that was rented to house refugees resettled to Cambodia from an Australian-run centre in Nauru
  • A villa in Phnom Penh pictured in September 2015 that was rented to house refugees resettled to Cambodia from an Australian-run centre in Nauru
  • Australian government campaign poster aimed at deterring asylum seekers
    Screenshot of Australian government video aimed at deterring asylum seekers
  • Women arriving with donations
  • Return of fourteen unaccompanied Cambodian children, trafficked to Thailand to beg on the street, at the Krousar Thmey compound. There are twenty-five houses like this inside the compound. The size is about five metres square and can comfortably accommoda
    L’angoisse des enfants victimes de traite persiste souvent après leur fuite ou leur libération (photo d’archives)
  • Volunteer packing donations for children
  • The Taliban has taken territory in Khanabad district in the Afghanistan province of Kunduz on the other side of a bridge pictured here in August 2015
  • The rainbow after the storm
    The rainbow after the storm
  • The social scene begins to pick up in Tacloban after the typhoon
    The social scene begins to pick up in Tacloban after the typhoon
  • Grindr, which first launched in 2009, has exploded into the largest and most popular all-male location-based social network out there
    Grindr is the worlds most popular all male location based social network
  • Sven Lager, founder of Refugio Sharehaus, an initiative in Berlin that houses refugees together with Germans and encourages them to collaborate on social enterprises

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