Afghanistan
Afghan child works at a coal yard in Jalalabad. Photo: Noorullah Shirzada
Focus
Yemen
Child marriage is common in many countries of the world. Not only in backward countries but also in developed countries. Sample: U.S. Photo: Stephanie Sinclair
Syria
It is ridiculous to expect a future full of peace and love from generations that have never lived. Photo: Yasin Akgül
Syria
Libya
Syria
Iraq
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Afghanistan
Najiba holds her nephew Shabir (2), who was injured in a bomb blast that killed his sister, in Kabul, Afghanistan, in March 2016. The bomb exploded in a relatively peaceful part of Kabul while Shabir’s mother was walking the children to school. Photo: Paula Bronstein
Chad
Iraq
Israel
(R) Girls writing messages on bombs in an artillery unit during the 2006 Israeli-Lebanese war. (L) A girl who has to flee her country because of the war is drawing graffiti on the wall in a refugee camp in Greece.
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Everywhere
Luxury consumption on the one hand, and poverty on the other. Rohingya refugees. Photo: Allison Joyce
Syria
Syria
Syrian men carrying babies make their way through the rubble of destroyed buildings following a reported air strike on the northern part of Aleppo.
Sudan-Darfur
Afghanistan
An Afghan woman sits next to a wounded child after receiving treatment at Indira Gandhi Children's Hospital after a powerful truck bomb attack in Kabul on January 15, 2019.
Iraq
Afghanistan
Anti-aircraft bullets in Afghan civil war. Photo: Patrick Robert
South Sudan
Ukraine
Yemen
Israel
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