Around the world in 45 toilets
Some 2.4 billion people around the world don't have access to decent sanitation and more than a billion are forced to defecate in the open, raising the risk of disease, according to the United Nations. To mark World Toilet Day on Nov. 19, Reuters photographers around the globe photographed toilets in their cities, towns and villages.
Inside Sweden's first LGBT retirement home
"We have the same activities, we live the same life and we love in the same way"
5 facts you need to know about water and energy
Around the globe, 768 million people do not have access to safe drinking water and 1.3 billion live without electricity. To meet growing appetite for water and energy the world must turn to renewable energy to meet increasing demand for both
Back from Ebola’s frontlines: Health workers return to work
Liberia’s health workers return to work after Ebola epidemic
Gay pride in Uganda
In a country where homosexuality is illegal, members of Uganda’s LGBT community celebrate Gay Pride near the capital Kampala
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.
The impact of oil on livelihoods in Uganda
The impact of oil on livelihoods in Uganda