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  • A map of countries at risk of food insecurity in the coming months
    A map of countries at risk of food insecurity in the coming months
  • Palestinian families travel to an UNRWA school to seek shelter after evacuating their homes in North of Gaza Strip. Gaza City, July 13, 2014.
    Thousands of Gazans remain displaced nearly a year after the war
  • Mohammed Abubakar, 35, fled Nigeria's northeastern border town of Gwoza for Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, after Islamist militant group Boko Haram arrived in his hometown. He and his family of five now live in one room. Photo taken in February 20
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  • Mohammed Abubakar's wife, Setune, and children fled Nigeria's northeastern border town of Gwoza for Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, after Islamist militant group Boko Haram arrived in his hometown. The family of five now live in one room. Photo tak
  • Statistics from Northern & Shell Media Group show a steady rise in celebrity magazine readership since 1999. Aid agencies are increasingly using celebrity advocates to raise awareness about humanitarian crises and development challenges.
    Statistics from Northern & Shell Media Group show a steady rise in celebrity magazine readership until about 2006
  • George Clooney speaks at a Save Darfur rally in the US in 2006.
    George Clooney lors d’un rassemblement de la coalition Save Darfur
  • On 2 July 2015, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow greets internally displaced people (IDPs) in the Central African Republic (CAR), specifically the St. Michel displacement site near the southern town of Boda in Lobaye Prefecture.
    UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow at a site for people displaced by the conflict in the Central African Republic
  • Soldiers on parade in Burkino Faso
  • Some 12,000 children are estimated to be in the ranks of various armed groups in South Sudan
  • Yahyawah IDP camp near Kirkuk in Iraq with around 1,000 Turkomen residents who say they are being kept out of Kurdistan. February 2015.
  • A worker from the South Sudan National Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Commission addresses a group of children undergoing release from the SSDA Cobra Faction armed group, in Pibor, Jonglei State in January 2015.
    En janvier, un ancien groupe d’insurgés désormais allié du gouvernement a relâché 250 enfants qui étaient dans ses rangs
  • The sparsely-equipped clinic at Yahyawah IDP camp near Kirkuk in Iraq. the clinic is only staffed on some days and provides just basic painkillers and antibiotics.
  • Iraqi Turkoman Ikram Jasim Mohamed, 34, from Tal Afar. He is now an IDP at Yahyawah near Kirkuk, Iraq. Here he holds up a police ID. He says he tried to get with KRG but was turned away. “I went to the military base, and I showed them my police ID c
  • An anti-Houthi protest in the Yemeni city of Sana'a after the withdrawal of embassy staff from the US, UK and other countries on February 11, 2015.
    An anti-Houthi protest in Sana'a after the withdrawal of US embassy staff
  • A map of the islands that Nigerians have fled to as they seek to escape Boko Haram
    Une carte des îles où se sont réfugiés les Nigérians pour échapper à Boko Haram.
  • IDP in Maiduguri, northern Nigeria. At least one million people have been forced from their homes as a result of the Boko Haram insurgency. Feb 2015.
    PDIP à Maiduguri — les communautés d’accueil sont surchargées
  • LA MONTÉE EN PUISSANCE DE L'EI EN IRAK
  • Organisations humanitaires intervenant en Irak (en nov. 2014)
  • Présence de l'EI en Irak (en déc. 2014)
  • Opposition APP Election poster in Borno state northern Nigeria - Feb 2015.
  • Gimball, a UAV created by Flyability in Switzerland, that is collision-proof due to its outer protective frame. Can be used in buildings and fires. Contains an HD camera. Won top prize of USD$1million at Dubai's Drones for Good event in February 2015
  • Sanad, an octocopter or eight-rotored drone, created by an engineer at Dubai Police, can fly up to 1 km and lift about 40-50 kg of weight using one of its life-rings.
    Sanad, an octocopter or eight-rotored drone created by Dubai Police, can fly up to 1 kilometre and lift about 40-50 kilograms of weight.
  • Sanad - an octocopter or eight-rotored drone - created by an engineer at Dubai Police, can fly up to 1 km and lift about 40-50 kg of weight using one of its life-rings.
  • UAE aid statistics 2013 in Arabic
  • UAE aid statistics 2013 in Arabic
  • UAE aid statistics 2013 in Arabic
  • UAE Aid statistics 2013 in Arabic
  • A British prison (stock image)
    Too tough inside: The inquiry is looking into the need to lock up so many migrants
  • IRIN - the inside story on emergencies
  • Survivors of Malawi's devastating floods are living in desperate conditions
    Survivors of Malawi's devastating floods are living in desperate conditions

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