Faced with droughts and floods, Mozambique aims to control water
Southern Mozambique, poor and highly prone to floods and drought, is getting a 70,000-hectare water management system to boost food security and incomes and lower disaster risk in the region.
A photographer finds beauty amid Congo's rape crisis
One photographer's quest to portray beauty among the tragedy and misery of the rape crisis in eastern Congo
Muslims languish in squalid Myanmar camps two years after riots
Tens of thousands of people have been living in sprawling, squalid displacement camps in western Myanmar’s Rakhine State since violence between Buddhist Rakhines and stateless Rohingya Muslims broke out in June 2012
A day in the life of Thaiza Vitória da Silva, Rio de Janeiro
Thaiza Vitória da Silva is a 15-year-old handball player from Brazil, who will be representing the 400 girls currently participating in the 'One Win Leads to Another' programmed during the Torch Relay for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games
5 facts you need to know about torture
Worldwide, more than four in 10 people fear torture if taken into custody and fear of torture is highest in Brazil. Here are 5 facts you need to know about torture
Q+A: British photographer shows Palestinian life
British photographer and activist Rich Wiles lived in a refugee camp for six years and has become deeply involved with the Palestinians’ struggles
Kashmir struggles with record floods
India's Jammu and Kashmir state has been inundated by some of the worst flooding in a century