Egyptian Photographer Roger Anis wins Thomson Reuters Foundation-Nokia Photo Award
Cairo-based photojournalist Roger Anis has been unveiled as the winner of the first Thomson Reuters Foundation–Nokia Photo Award. Here are some of Roger’s incredible portfolio of photos from Egypt.
PHOTOBLOG: Refugees and artists turn camp into art in Jordan
Artists collaborate with Syrian refugees to paint murals - bringing colour to an otherwise bland landscape of white tents and uplifting spirits in Zaatari refugee camp
How an entire community is forced to feed from a tree in famine-hit South Sudan
Around 4.9 million people - more than 40 percent of the population - are urgently in need of food in South Sudan
5 facts you need to know about childbirth in sub-Saharan Africa
Women in sub-Saharan Africa have a 1 in 39 chance of dying in pregnancy or childbirth, compared to 1 in 3,700 in developed countries
5 facts you didn't know about Syrian refugees in Lebanon
Every fifth person in Lebanon is a Syrian refugee - the highest concentration of refugees per capita in the world. An equivalent influx to the UK would be 14 million refugees. Here are 5 facts you didn't know about Syrian refugees
Thailand marks 10 years since Indian Ocean tsunami
Thailand prepares to mark the tenth anniversary of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, the deadliest on record
Art exhibition pays homage to Delhi gang rape victim
The exhibition showcases works by Indian artists dedicated to the trainee physiotherapist who died after being tortured and raped on a moving bus
Muslims flee CAR violence in convoy escorted by peacekeepers
Muslims flee CAR violence in convoy escorted by peacekeepers
Portraits from the camps: Life as a refugee child
Award-winning photographer's new series of images depicting what it’s really like to be a refugee child