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Danielle Villasana is an independent photojournalist whose documentary work focuses on women, identity, human rights and health. She is currently based in Istanbul, Turkey. Instagram/Twitter: @davillasana.
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As severe hunger takes hold in northeast Nigeria, the U.N. estimates that nearly a half-million children under five will suffer from acute malnutrition this year, and 90,000 may die. Photojournalist Danielle Villasana tells the stories behind the devastating numbers.
As leaders met for the Brussels Conference on Afghanistan, asylum seekers in Serbia – many of them Afghans – marched toward the border with Hungary. Photographer Danielle Villasana visited one of the makeshift settlements on the Serbian border where hundreds are stranded.
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