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  • A chart of which humanitarian actors respond most effectively to the needs of affected populations
    Quel acteur humanitaire a répondu le plus efficacement aux besoins des populations affectées ?
  • A woman and her baby cross the border into Vietnam in 2015 after being rescued from a forced marriage she was trafficked into in China
  • Whabi, a former female slave from the Haratine ethnic group, now makes a life for herself dying and sewing cloth veils.
  • A boy sits under a water fountain near India Gate in New Delhi
    A boy cools down under a water fountain in Delhi
  • A mirage shimmers over Rajpath leading to India Gate on a hot day in Delhi
  • A heat wave struck India in May 2015, killing more than 2,000 people
    A mother protects her child with a scarf during the heat wave
  • Carrying water during India's heat wave in May 2015
  • Burundian refugees line up to be registered in Nakivale refugee settlement in western Uganda
  • Timeline of the MILF rebel conflict in the Philippines
  • Kimberly Pascua, 18, lost her legs and six family members in a MILF rebel attack in the Philippines in 2010. Here she is in a wheelchair awaiting her artificial limbs at the Davao Jubilee Foundation.
  • Camp Darapanan, Mindanao - Armed MILF guards patrol the grounds of a rebel camp in the southern Philippines
  • A chart showing the number of displaced people in Iraq since March 2014
    The number of displaced people in Iraq since March 2014
  • An Iraqi IDP at a new market in Basra set up thanks to UNDP funding for a project run by Canadian Aid Organization for Iraqi Society and Rehabilitation (CAOFISR)
  • On 29 June 2014 in Iraq, displaced women fill containers at a water point, near rows of tents, in the Khazar transit camp in the northern-eastern city of Erbil. The camp received IDPs from Mosul but has since been disbanded due to fighting in the areas
  • Yazidi children, women and men who fled Sinjar Mountain re-enter Iraq from the Syrian Arab Republic, at a border crossing in the town of Peshkhabour in Dohuk Governorate. August 2014
    Yazidi who fled Sinjar Mountain re-enter Iraq from the Syrian Arab Republic, at a border crossing in the town of Peshkhabour in Dohuk Governorate.
  • Harshm IDP camp in Erbil, Kurdistan, Iraq, May 2015. Most residents fled Mosul in June 2014 to escape ISIS.
  • Harshm IDP camp in Erbil, Kurdistan, Iraq. May 2015. Most IDPs living here are from Mosul, a mix of Shia Shabak, Christians and Sunni Arab Muslims. IDPs complain about a lack of work opportunities.
  • Walid, a 46-year-old handyman from Bartella, a small town on the outskirts of Mosul. He lives in Harshm IDP camp in Erbil, Kurdistan. Pictured here with his two sons and four daughters. Other family members live nearby in the camp. The family is Shia Shab
  • Mehdia, 9, and her family, just arrived in Indonesia from Afghanistan. They will likely have a long wait before they can move on.
  • Nine-year-old Mehdia fled Afghanistan with her family and is now living in Indonesia, waiting for refugee status.
  • Ali Khumal holds up a photo of himself when he worked as a driver for ISAF forces in Afghanistan. The Taliban accused him of aiding the enemy and he was forced to flee with his family to Indonesia.
  • After two years in Indonesia, Saad has yet to receive refugee status, let alone any offers of resettlement
  • Tahira shows her children photos of their father who went missing after boarding a smugglers’ boat from Indonesia two years ago
  • Maysoon looks out over Ciasura in Indonesia where she and her family have spent the last nine months waiting for UNHCR to process their asylum applications
  • A Palestinian child stands in front of his home in the village of Susiya, in the West Bank. The village is due to be destroyed in the coming weeks
    A Palestinian stands in front of his home, scheduled for demolition
  • A home in the Palestinian village of Susiya which is expected to be demolished in the coming days
    A home in the Palestinian village of Susiya which is expected to be demolished

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