Ebola in Liberia
Tanya Bindra
GANTA, LIBERIA – October 17: Young people dance at Club Dalvino before an 11 PM country-wide curfew intended to stop the spread of Ebola, on October 17, 2014 in Ganta, Liberia. Though most clubs and bars have closed since the Ebola epidemic struck the city that borders neighboring Guinea, some youth continue to dance on the weekends in the hopes of regaining a sense of normalcy in their lives. (Photo by Tanya Bindra for The Washington Post)
Ebola in Liberia
Tanya Bindra
Shikiepa gets a haircut from his brother after nearly two months of growth while he was in the hospital batting Ebola and later, nursing the bedsores he got when forcibly tied down during his treatment, in Red Light, Paynesville, Liberia on 22 March 2015. (Photo by Tanya Bindra for Newsweek)
Ebola in Liberia
Tanya Bindra
A man looks out of his prison cell at the police station nearest to the welding shed Emmett Logan squatted and eventually died in, in Red Light, Paynesville, Liberia on 23 March 2015. Emmett often came through the same cell when charged with petty thief or drug possession. (Photo by Tanya Bindra for Newsweek)
