A heart-wrenching image of a little girl crying as her mother is searched at the United States border with Mexico has won the World Press Photo of the Year.
The photograph, by American John Moore, shows Honduran toddler Yanela Sanchez in tears as she and her mother, Sandra Sanchez, are taken into custody by US border officials in McAllen, Texas on June 12 last year.
On Thursday night, Moore - a Getty Images staff photographer and special correspondent - won the major accolade, announced in Amsterdam, Holland.
"I think this image touched many people's hearts, as it did mine, because it humanises a larger story," Moore said of the photograph.
"When you see Yanela's face, and she is more than 2-years-old now, you really see the humanity and the fear of making such a long journey and crossing a border in the dead of night."