Istmina, Choco, Colombia.
The Wounaan were forced to flee their ancestral lands after Colombian leftist guerillas, the FARC murdered two Wounaan community leaders for resisting FARC efforts to control their tribe and recruit their youth. Of a population of 1,748, more than 700 have fled.
The woman holding a baby in centre voiced the fear of the community, saying, "after what happened in the community I feel really scared to return. I even feel scared here because this place is so strange to us".
Since arriving in Istmina, they have crammed into abandoned houses with no running water. They are building temporary shelters with tarpaulin roofs to stave off the tropical rain.
Following 40 years of civil war, Colombia has the world's third highest displaced population due to conflict. A displacement described by the UN as one of the largest since the Second World War.
