Forgotten human rights crises 2021
We talk to the photographers who captured some of 2021's forgotten human rights crises
‘They lost almost everything’: photographing the terror and joy of refugees in DRC
Alexis Huguet’s image of this twin girl, born as her mother fled into Congo, captures the fragility of life in the Central African Republic
‘It was civil war’: photographing Mexico’s women’s rights protests
Mahé Elipe captures the visceral anger as International Women’s Day protests turned into a violent clash with police
‘She stood in silence, remembering’: photographing Gaza under airstrikes
Fatima Shbair’s photo of a girl in her ruined home is an indelible image of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict’s resurgence in May
‘It could explode at any time’: photographing Haiti’s gang warfare
In a country dominated by gangs, photographer Rodrigo Abd’s images show both armed gangsters and the residents they terrorise
‘No roof, no seats, no desks’: photographing Yemen’s conflict-hit schools
Years of fighting mean children as old as 10 have never been to school. Khaled Ziad’s images document a generation whose entire future is at risk
