Thousands of migrants line up upon arrival in the town of Bajo Chiquito to be sent to a migration reception station (ERM) in San Vicente after crossing the Darien jungle during their migration to the United States, in Bajo Chiquito, Panama, 14 October 2022. Due to social unrest and political turbulence, Venezuelans have been fleeing their home country in record numbers, making the 3,000-mile trek to the US border only to be turned away. EPA / EFE / Bienvenido Velasco
Internally displaced Yemeni Jamal Ali Othman takes a shower outdoors by using a plastic bottle to pour water on his body at a camp for internally displaced persons (IDPs) on the outskirts of Sana'a, Yemen, 08 January 2022. The escalating war in Yemen has left millions in dire need of humanitarian and health assistance, pushing the United Nations to consider the humanitarian crisis in the Arab country as the worst in the world, with 80 percent of the 30 million population in need of relief and protection. EPA / YAHYA ARHAB
An internally displaced girl stands at the snow-covered Salat Zagrous Camp for internally displaced Syrians, in the Afrin District of Aleppo Governorate, northern Syria, 19 January 2022. A strong snowstorm and torrential rains hit several camps of displaced people in northwestern Syria on 19 January, causing roadblocks, destroying hundreds of tents, and forcing dozens of families to abandon the area. EPA / YAHYA NEMAH
A migrant covered in red blankets on board a Spanish sea rescue ship as they arrives at Arguineguin port in Gran Canaria island, southwestern Spain, 29 January 2022. EPA / EFE / QUIQUE CURBELO
Ukrainian refugees arrive by a Polish passenger train at the Warszawa Wschodnia (Warsaw East) train station in Warsaw, Poland, 03 March 2022. EPA / PAP / PAWEL SUPERNAK
Oleg (R), who decided to stay in Irpin, passes his son Maksim over a fence to his wife, Yana, before the arrival of an evacuation train to the city of Kiev (Kyiv), at the train station in Irpin, Ukraine, 04 March 2022. People, mostly women and children, fled the frontline towns of Bucha and Irpin after heavy fighting broke out between Ukrainian and Russian forces in recent days. EPA / ROMAN PILIPEY
A group of women look out from a window of an evacuation train to Kyiv (Kiev), at the train station in Irpin, Ukraine, 04 March 2022. EPA / ROMAN PILIPEY
A young Tibetan girl wearing traditional clothes prepares prior to an event marking the festival of Losar, or Tibetan New Year, in Kathmandu, Nepal, 05 March 2022. A small number of exiled Tibetans gathered to celebrate New Year in the Nepali capital. EPA / NARENDRA SHRESTHA
Ukrainian people walk through the border crossing of Siret, northern Romania, 08 March 2022. EPA / ROBERT GHEMENT
A person who fled Ukraine amid Russia's invasion holds a Ukrainian passport while waiting outside an immigration office in Brussels, Belgium, 14 March 2022. EPA / STEPHANIE LECOCQ
A woman carrying her dog inside a bag waits for a train to leave from Odesa, at the central railway station in the southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa, Ukraine, 20 March 2022. EPA / SEDAT SUNA
Refugees warm by a wood fire at a makeshift camp in a park, in Brussels, Belgium, 01 April 2022. Dozens of refugees, mainly of African origin, have set up a camp to protest and highlight the difference in how they are treated and how Ukrainian refugees are treated. EPA / STEPHANIE LECOCQ
Central American migrants clash with members of the National Guard in Tapachula, Mexico, 06 April 2022. A migrant was beaten by another migrant of a different nationality, leaving her unconscious, which caused a confrontation between foreigners from Africa and Haiti in the city of Tapachula, in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas. EPA / EFE / JUAN MANUEL BLANCO
Immigration activists rally outside the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, USA, 26 April 2022. EPA / WILL OLIVER
An aerial view taken with a drone shows the Qah refugee camp in Idlib, Syria, 07 May 2022. In an effort to ensure continued international support for Syrian refugees and their host communities, the European Union will be hosting the sixth Brussels Conference on 'Supporting the future of Syria and the region' #SyriaConf2022 on 9 and 10 May. NGOs and international organizations are struggling to maintain a basic level of humanitarian aid to Syria, which is experiencing a drop in funds allocated for aid and fears they may lose even more by diverting resources to Ukraine. EPA / YAHYA NEMAH
Central American migrants walk in a migrant caravan towards the border with the United States, in Escuintla, Mexico, 09 June 2022. A migrant caravan that left on 06 June with 15,000 people from the Mexican Tapachula, bordering Guatemala, has broken up during the journey but has not stopped its passage through southern Mexico and remains firm in its goal of reaching the United States. EPA / EFE / JUAN MANUEL BLANCO
Russian men walk along the road with their luggage after passing through customs at the Georgia-Russia border checkpoint of Verkhnii Lars, Georgia, 27 September 2022. Thousands of Russian men left Russia after Russian President Putin announced in a televised address to the nation on 21 September, that he signed a decree on partial mobilization in the Russian Federation due to the conflict in Ukraine. Russian Defense Minister Shoigu said that 300,000 people would be called up for service as part of the move. EPA / ZURAB KURTSIKIDZE
Migrant families gather for the 'Hugs, not walls' (Abrazos no Muros) meeting, on the banks of the Rio Grande river near the Ciudad Juarez border with the USA, Chihuahua state, Mexico, 15 October 2022. Thousands of undocumented Mexicans reunited with their loved ones on the US-Mexico border region after years of being separated by their immigration status.
A migrant grasps his hands on a wire fence at a temporary shelter, in Panama City, Panama, 24 October 2022. EPA / EFE / BIENVENIDO VELASCO
A US border patrol officer gestures while standing in front of migrants waiting in line to have their identities checked before boarding a bus to a processing center, in Yuma, Arizona, USA, 28 October 2022, after they crossed the border between the United States and Mexico through an opening in the wall. EPA / ETIENNE LAURENT
A migrant from the Ocean Viking rescue ship arrives by bus at a center where they will be temporarily staying, in Hyeres, France, 11 November 2022. The Ocean Viking rescue ship arrived in the nearby port of Toulon on 11 November after French authorities gave the green light the previous day to allow the over 230 migrants onboard to disembark. The vessel spent weeks at sea after rescuing migrants during several operations throughout October. EPA / GUILLAUME HORCAJUELO
Iraqi internally displaced women near their tents at the Amiriyat Al-fallujah camp for refugees, some 95km west of Baghdad, Iraq, 23 November 2022. The Al-Amiriya camp hosts about one thousand Sunni families who were forced to flee from their areas on the outskirts of Baghdad, Babil, Anbar provinces after Iraqi security forces, backed by Shiite Popular Mobilization groups, liberated these areas from the control of the Islamic State group (IS) in October 2014. EPA / AHMED JALIL
Afghan people wait to cross into Afghanistan after Pakistani authorities reopened the checkpoint at the Pakistani-Afghan border, in Chaman, Pakistan, 21 November 2022. Pakistan on 21 November, reopened the Chaman border, a key border crossing with Afghanistan for trade and pedestrian movements a week after it was closed over a shooting incident that left a Pakistani security guard dead. The border dispute between Pakistan and Afghanistan continues as Afghanistan does not accept the boundary between the two countries as an international border calling it the Durand Line and Pakistan considers the 2,640-km long border as an international border and erected a barbed wire along it. EPA / AKHTER GULFAM
A migrant sits outside the makeshift migrant camp in Loon Plage, near Calais, France, 23 November 2022. The day marks the first anniversary of the shipreck that killed 27 migrants trying to cross La Manche canal (English Channel) to Great Britain. EPA / YOAN VALAT