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On the left, Pastor Berger posing with guns, on the right the pastor talks with a well-known gang leader

Amid demonstrations against gang violence and corruption in Haiti, a pastor publishes videos with gang members

The recognisable Confederate flag displayed at the second-floor window of a building in the police barracks on Boulevard Bessières in Paris on June 30, 2020.

A Confederate flag spotted in the window of police barracks in Paris

In a hospital in Mashhad (in the northeast), a city that has been particularly affected by the second wave.

As a second wave of Covid-19 sweeps Iran, “people aren’t respecting social distancing at all” (2/2)
Many hospitals in Iran no longer have enough beds for Covid-19 patients and have started treating them in car parks. This photo was taken on July 6 in Masih Daneshvari Hospital in Tehran. (Photo: Mohammad Masoumian.)

Second wave of Covid-19 sweeps Iran, 'affecting the elderly, young and children' (1/2)
The left and centre photos show people waiting in line to buy gas canisters in Oubari. The image on the right shows volunteers trying to repair cracks in the road between Oubari and Ghat. (Photos sent by our Observers)

Libya’s civil war leaves Sahara community without gas, electricity or water
Screen grab of a video showing a man violently abusing a woman in Puerto Wilches, Colombia. The video was posted online on June 27.

Lockdown in Colombia leads to spike in domestic violence
Since mid-May, locals from a Caracas neighbourhood, Venezuela have been delivering their news bulletins from their balconies. (Photos posted on Twitter by @LaCruzTVCaracas.)

Venezuelans defy censorship to broadcast their own news bulletins - from their balconies
A woman in Hong Kong frantically pulls down posters for the pro-democracy movement on June 30. (Photo: Arman Dzidzovic/Twitter)

Fear spreads through Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement after security law imposed by China

Zharo Baxtiar and his family were playing in river in Kuna Masi when a missile hit a nearby store, causing debris to rain down on them. (Screengrabs: Zharo Baxtiar/Facebook)

Family films moment Turkish air strike hits Iraq's Kurdish population
The image on the right shows the family members of Covid-19 patients in a state of panic in front of Al-Hussein University Hospital. The photo on the right shows a crowd gathering in front of a truck transporting oxygen cylinders. (These screengrabs were t

Several dead as Iraq hospital treating Covid-19 patients runs out of oxygen
On June 22, a group of people from Nkhotakota started beating men suspected of posing as observers for the presidential election. (Video shared on Twitter)

Locals unmask fake election observers in Malawi

Two Mauritanian police officers hold a Black man on the ground, facedown. One of the officers has his knee pressed into the man’s neck.

Photo of a police officer pressing a knee into the neck of the “Mauritanian George Floyd” sparks anger
Some beauticians have been posting advertisements for lip injections on Instagram. This practice is actually illegal.

Ads for dangerous, unregulated lip injections flood Instagram and Snapchat
When police in Azerbaijan arrested a man for not respecting lockdown measures, angry local residents started throwing rubbish at them. The police responded by violently arresting several people. (screengrabs from Facebook).

Police in Azerbaijan clamp down violently after residents throw garbage at them
Soldiers killed Oriolfo Sánchez on May 20 near Anorí in Antioquia, Colombia. The photo on the left was taken the day he was killed. The image at the right was taken the day he was buried.

Colombian soldiers kill a farmer and try to frame him as a guerilla

More than 300,000 people have gone to Covid-19 testing centres and hospitals in Beijing since June 13, when new cases of the coronavirus started popping up in the capital.

Thousands of Beijing residents queue for hours to get tested after new Covid-19 cases
Wouroud Kanju is the latest victim of the arms and drugs trafficking that is rampant in Shatila camp. (Screengrabs from security footage)

Young mother shot dead amid growing insecurity in Lebanon’s Shatila camp

Protesters in Seattle created an 'autonomous zone' where they broadcast films, hold discussions on race and hold vigils for black people killed by the police. (Photos from social media)

'We created a safe space for everyone': Seattle protesters set up their own autonomous zone
A video that has been circulating online shows a scene from a 2003 TV series featuring a remarkably similar situation to the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. (Screengrab from season 2, episode 14 of the show Dead Zone, entitled"Plague".)

Did an American TV series from 2003 really predict the Covid-19 pandemic?

A group of conservative, anti-feminist and racist social media users have carried out a strange campaign to get white women to shave their heads in an effort to discredit the Black Lives Matter movement.

'#GoBaldforBLM': a failed attempt to discredit the Black Lives Matter movement

Screengrabs from the video of the accident that occurred in early June at the border between Iran and Afghanistan.

Death of Afghan migrants in burning car after police chase in Iran sparks fury
Iranian volunteers try to put out a fire, sometimes with only the help of tree branches. Screen captures from videos sent by our Observers in the Khaiez region.

In Iran, locals extinguish wildfires with almost no resources
Left, a photo by Enrique Rondon Nieto in San Antonio de los Altos (Miranda) on May 28. The image in the centre is a screengrab of a video filmed by Robert Lobo in Caracas on May 20. Right, a screengrab of a video taken by Ray Alvarado in Caracas on May 25.

Venezuelans queue for days as historic petrol shortage hits country
Nick Waters, an investigative journalist with Bellingcat, has recorded 138 cases of journalists being arrested or attacked by law enforcement since the start of the protest movement sparked by the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

More than 140 journalists have been arrested or attacked by law enforcement during US protests
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