Alyona Synenko

A set­tle­ment in Adré, a Cha­di­an bor­der town, has be­come a makeshift home for more than 100,000 Su­danese refugees.

Nairo­bi’s fash­ion com­mu­ni­ty uses sec­ond­hand cloth­ing mar­ket as their in­spi­ra­tion and back­drop.

Af­ter years of con­flict and the ef­fects of cli­mate change, the num­ber of dis­placed peo­ple has reached 3.8 mil­lion.

Vil­lages in the Donet­sk re­gion have seen heavy fight­ing, and now res­i­dents are fac­ing a new threat: a bit­ter win­ter.

Streets of Russ­ian-oc­cu­pied Ukrain­ian city are be­ing cleaned of de­bris but hor­rors of war un­like­ly to fade soon.

Scars left by re­cent clash­es re­main in Guriel, but it is the se­vere drought that weighs heav­i­ly on peo­ple’s minds.

In dis­place­ment camps in north­east Nige­ria, dress­mak­ing helps women earn an in­come and dream of a brighter fu­ture.

In north­east­ern Nige­ria, the threat of coro­n­avirus grows among dis­placed peo­ple, but the con­flict con­tin­ues.

As il­le­gal Is­raeli set­tle­ments ex­pand, Pales­tini­ans here are los­ing their land, liveli­hoods and their homes.

Once a month, thou­sands of Pales­tini­ans take Red Cross bus­es to vis­it their fam­i­ly mem­bers de­tained in Is­raeli pris­ons.