Aylan Kurdi

The photo of Kurdi appeared in media across the world in the days after he drowned in the Mediterranean Sea in September 2015.

In Canada, 10,000 Syrian refugees were resettled in three months. That's more than the U.S. promised to bring in this year.

The men were acquitted of causing death through conscious neglect but charged with human trafficking.

Kurdi was tried in absentia for allegedly organizing the operation, before the charges were dropped.

The image is the latest in a string of pro-refugee statements by the Chinese artist.

Less than a week ago, the controversial magazine marked the one year since the attacks on its Paris office.

The drownings mark the deadliest incident at sea for migrants and refugees so far in 2016.

Abdullah Kurdi lost his wife and two sons, who drowned while attempting to enter Europe.

The instantly iconic photograph of a drowned 3-year-old refugee arrives at a time of soul-searching in the photojournalism world.

The satirical magazine published two cartoons of the child, prompting outrage.

A personal account of outreach and understanding in Jordan's refugee neighborhoods.

Syrian-Kurdish community lays family to rest in silence in short ceremony.

Rehan Kurdi's father exclusively reveals heartbreaking final phone call to his daughter before tragic boat accident.

Photos of Aylan Kurdi on a Turkish beach have captured the world's attention.