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After 16 months in the all-out crossfire of two warlord-led forces, Sudan is devastated by the largest displacement crisis in the world, and one of the most neglected. There, children endure a 480 percent increase in grave violations, and the weapon of sexual violence is brutally wielded against women and girls—all with impunity, and dangerously inadequate levels of humanitarian funding from the international community. “My daughter and I were baking when we heard gunshots,”

Photos by Walaa Alshaer and words by Elle Kurancid Intro: Caught between natural and man-made disasters — major earthquakes and ongoing war — Syrian families who sought refuge in southeastern Turkey years ago must now en- dure repeated displacement and fresh traumas. Here are some of their stories from Turkish cities devastated by February’s quakes, which the World Health Organization calls Europe’s worst natural disaster in a century. *Name changed to protect safety. Omar,

The Smoking and preparing of smoking Renga fish. Kafr Aldawar Egypt

Words by Elle Kurancid, photography by Walaa Alshaer As the sun sets, a group of girls in colourful saris perform an original dance routine near a rugged fire pit – where, come sunrise, they will already be mining the dirtiest of fossil fuels for up to 250 rupees (£2.70) per day. “When they dance, these girls feel there is something else in life other than burnt earth and toxic smoke,” reflects UAE-based, Egyptian photographer Walaa Alshaer. Last July, she captured stories of

Peter and Ambrose 12 and 7 your old are brothers, lives in a village close to Wakisi in Uganda. before Peter was born his mother knew she had HIV, before even she got pregnant with him, it was a terrifying fact that she had to hide even from her husband and everyone she knew . Nevertheless, she became pregnant with Peter and transferred her disease to him . After 5 years more she gave birth to another child. Ambrose, also inherited her disease. then both parents died of HIV a

Cox's Bazaar, Balukhali refugee camp and Kutupalong refugee camp - Bangladesh

Poems in the captions by : Dilna Avinash​ ​ ​ Courage is defined as being able to do what is right knowing how hard you can fall from the consequences, it sometimes means putting your life in danger because someone is in need. We learn about life from those who strive to exist and to be heard, what if you can see and learn that from a 16 years old girl! Rather than putting numbers and statistics on how many women/ girls struggle for life in many countries, I will just g