Refugees from Chechnya at a temporary tent school in Kolosok Camp.

A Tibetan refugee holds a string of worry beads (Mala beads) in the Tashiling refugee camp.

Guatemalan refugee, 68 year old Juana pines for home, "Here is like a prison. I don't go out because I get lost and I don't like the smell of gasoline. I can't speak Spanish very well. I never went to...

Candelaria fled Guatemala with her husband and children when he was called up for military service.

Refugees arrive at the Brazda camp from Kosovo.

Kibeho camp where 280,000 displaced people live in shelters that cling to the hillsides. They prefer the insecurity of camp life to returning home to their villages and the wrath of neighbours they be...

A girl skipping in Kolosok camp where even an old cowshed has become home to refugees, the animals have one half, and Chechens the other.

In a refugee camp housing Afghans from the Turkmenistan border area, Latifa weaves a carpet with her daughter Arzi, although since 11 September 2001, the market for carpets has disappeared.

Rwandans who fled, post the 1994 genocide, into Zaire head back across the border two years later on the orders of Kabila's new government who decided refugees from Rwanda have to return home.

A baby lies beside its mother who has died from cholera in the Munigi camp which housed Rwandans fleeing to Zaire (DRC) following the 1994 genocide.

A baby clings to its mother who is sick with cholera in the Munigi camp which housed Rwandans fleeing to Zaire (DRC) following the 1994 genocide.

Rwandan refugees, including Hutus, flee into Zaire (DRC after 1997) in th eviolent aftermath of the Tutsi genocide

Women, who had washing machines at home, now managing with buckets and bowls and endless hand washing due to muddy conditions and few clothes.

People arrive at Lviv railway station after a long night travelling from Zaporizhzhia. Lena (left) fled with her family from Orikhiv, which is southeast of Zaporizhzhia close to the front line. "The t...

People arrive at Lviv railway station after a long night travelling from Zaporizhzhia. Lena (left) fled with her family from Orikhiv, which is southeast of Zaporizhzhia close to the front line. "The t...