People walk at the the Hasan Sham camp for internally displaced persons from northern areas of Iraq, some 40 kilometres west of Arbil, on September 17, 2024. Iraq, marred by decades of war and turmoil even before the rise of IS, is home to over a million internally displaced people, and after closing most of the camps in federal Iraq, around 20 remain in the autonomous Kurdistan region, which according to the United Nations house more than 115,000 displaced people. However, returning to their villages remains a difficult task for many. (Photo by Safin HAMID / AFP)
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