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The Arizona-Mexico border fence is seen near Naco, Arizona.
Conflict
The walls that are being built now inside America
Christian Jacobs touches a photograph of his U.S. Marine father, Christopher Jacobs, while visiting his grave on Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, U.S., May 30, 2016.
Conflict
‘Thanks for your service’ brings up mixed emotions for US veterans
A woman is helped by medical staff abroad the Italian Navy vessel Vega at the Reggio Calabria harbor, southern Italy, May 29, 2016.
Conflict
Northward toward death: 700 migrants have drowned off Africa in the Mediterranean in the past week
Former Chad President Hissene Habre makes declarations to media as he leaves a court in Dakar, 2005.
Justice
Chad’s former dictator is convicted of crimes against humanity in landmark trial
Yana, 40 (left) with her social worker Olga. Yana has recently been released from prison and Olga helps Yana readjust to the everyday life. Mariupol 2016.
Conflict
Stigma, discrimination, violence: Among the internally displaced in Ukraine with HIV (Photos)
Georgiy Gaidamaka left his native Simferopol, in Crimea, after the Russian government said it would cut end the methadone­ substitution therapy he’d relied on to treat his heroin addiction. Now he lives in Kiev, where he builds amplifiers from old Soviet
Conflict
For Ukrainians displaced by conflict, there’s no going back
Daniel Torres sits on a sofa
Justice
He fought for America. Now he can make it home.
Marlon Williams
Music
Marlon Williams shows that Americana doesn’t belong just to America
A prompt to get an art therapy session started.
Conflict
A promising way to help vets, with poetry, painting, even latch hooking rugs
A soldier walks past concertina wire surrounding the outside of Joint Task Force Guantanamo's Camp Delta at the US Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay.
Justice
Are the 9/11 trials at Guantanamo still about 9/11?