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Civilians return to their liberated neighborhoods, in the eastern side of Mosul, Tuesday. The UN and several aid organizations say an estimated 750,000 civilians are still living under Daesh (the so-called IS) rule in Mosul despite recent advances by Iraqi forces. — AP

Many families quit camps on way to Mosul

Displaced Iraqis, who fled the violence in the Daesh group stronghold of Mosul, wait for transportation to IDP camps near the town of Bartella. — AFP

Mosul civilians bear the brunt of war

Civilians return to their neighborhood recently liberated from Daesh militants in the eastern side of Mosul. — AP

Iraqi forces battle on in Mosul university complex

A woman sits with her child reading the Holy Qur’an while waiting to be evacuated with others from eastern Aleppo. — Reuters

Despair grows among civilians trapped in Aleppo

Men ride on a vehicle amidst dust after a strike on the rebel held besieged Al-Shaar neighborhood of Aleppo. — Reuters

More than 400 civilians flee east Aleppo

Afghan security forces remove a destroyed vehicle after a suicide attack in Kabul on Wednesday. — AP

Suicide bomber kills 6 in Kabul

Daesh kidnaps Mosul civilians, recruits child soldiers

Daesh kidnaps Mosul civilians, recruits child soldiers

Abdullah Al-Moallemi

Kingdom urges UN to protect families in Aleppo

Rebel fighters speak during clashes with regime forces in Ramussa on the southwestern edges of Syria's northern city of Aleppo. — AFP

Fears mount for civilians as battle for Aleppo looms

UN says 36,000 civilians seek shelter in South Sudan capital

UN says 36,000 civilians seek shelter in South Sudan capital

20 civilians killed in Bangladesh hostage siege: army

20 civilians killed in Bangladesh hostage siege: army

Afghanistan

Suicide bomber kills at least 10 civilians in Afghanistan

Displaced civilians from Ramadi and around the area leave their hometowns towards Baghdad. Ramadi is the capital of Iraq’s Anbar province. Last week Iraq’s military command has told civilians in the Daesh-held Ramadi to leave the city, a sign that an operation may soon be underway to retake the provincial capital. The white sign reads “ name of the project - Bzebiz bridge.” — AP photo

Civilians in ‘sealed casket’ as troops besiege Ramadi