Migration Unmasked
What does migration really look like? It's much different than what you might have thought
From crime to grime: Ex-gang members turn to plumbing for new life
Innovative training programme helps ex-Nicaraguan ex-gang members find another path
Struggling with femicide and impunity for crimes against women in Central America
Central America has the world’s highest rates of femicide - the murder of a girl or woman by a man because of her gender.
PHOTOBLOG - A look at Burma's Kachin camps
Tens of thousands of people have fled fighting between the government and the rebel Kachin Independence Army
Colombia's FARC female fighters
Colombia’s largest guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), is one of the world’s longest-running guerrilla insurgencies and turns 50 on May 27
Kurdish women battle the Islamic State
Reuters photographer Asmaa Waguih travelled to Mount Sinjar, Iraq, to document the life of women fighters at a PKK militia base
Faced with growing flood risk, Nepal builds climate threats into planning
As the risk of climate change-related disasters rises in Nepal, the country is bringing a range of agencies together to prepare
What does a climate-smart farm look like?
Farmers in western Kenya's Lower Nyando village are showing the way by trying out new crops and growing methods