Burkina Faso

Droughts and other weather-related disasters will presumably lead to a rise in the number of 'environmental migrants'
From file: Migrants from Niger Crédit : Pape Cire Kane/MSF
From file: Ethiopian Internally Displaced Peoples (IDPs) who fled the fighting in the Tigray region take shelter in a make-shift IDP camp at a school in Dessie, Ethiopia | Photo: Archive / EPA / STR
According to the UNHCR, around 70,000 people have arrived in Uganda from the Democratic Republic of Congo since the beginning of 2018 as they escape violence in Ituri province | Photo: Reuters/J.Akena
Refugees in camps such as this in Nigeria are vulnerable to malaria | Photo: Reuters/Afolabi Sotunde
Hamado Dipama | Photo: Private
Two Nigerian sex workers in Burkina Faso's town of Bobo-Dioulasso. Now free from their captors, they are too ashamed to return home without money | Photo: AP/Sam Mednick via picture-alliance
An Afghan man looks for his belongings after a heavy flood in the Charikar city of Parwan province, Afghanistan, August 26, 2020 | Photo: EPA/JAWAD JALALI
Ivorian migrants from Libya arriving in Abidjan, Ivory Coast | Photo: EPA/Legnan Koula
Most Malian refugees have been displaced from their country since 2012 | Photo: HCR / Sylvain Cherkaoui
Eleven-year-old Malian boy poses for a photograph on the street where he lives in Diabaly, Mali | Photo: EPA/NIC BOTHMA
Malian refugee children study at an UNHCR-supported primary school in one of the refugee camps in Burkina Faso (May 2016) | Photo: © UNHCR/Paul Absalon