Cooper Inveen

Opi­ate ad­dic­tion has be­come in­creas­ing­ly com­mon in Sier­ra Leone, where there are few av­enues for drug re­ha­bil­i­ta­tion.

For the first time since its civ­il war, Sier­ra Leone might be about to ex­e­cute some­one.

David Ny­orkor lost his fam­i­ly to Ebo­la and his leg to a mis­di­ag­no­sis in a hos­pi­tal over­whelmed by the epi­dem­ic.

Sier­ra Leone’s child pris­on­ers share their sto­ries.

Child in­mates are left to lan­guish in prison with no vis­i­tors or le­gal as­sis­tance as many wait years for a tri­al.

De­spite ve­hi­cle do­na­tions and pur­chas­es dur­ing the Ebo­la epi­dem­ic, many pa­tients still strug­gle to reach a hos­pi­tal.