Al Jazeera

The "last hospital" in east Aleppo is a grim site. The building is crowded and the injured lay all over its corridors. Blood lines the floors, and its smell - along with the sound of screams and cries - fill the air. Much of the surrounding area has been destroyed.

Wounded people in southeastern Turkey are unable to receive treatment due to a round-the-clock curfew imposed by the government. At least ten civilians injured in clashes have died in the area over the past two weeks because ambulances could not reach them to take them to hospitals.

Teams of women ‘vaccinators’ in Pakistan struggle to achieve full coverage in a country wracked by ideological violence. Their commitment is unfailing even as they face attacks from the Taliban, as well as fearful communities that don't trust the source of the vaccines. Determined and patient, these women go from door to door to try and get all the children protected.