Women stand in line to be checked at the UNICEF clinic in Gwoza, Nigeria, on Sept. 29. Gwoza, the former headquarters for Boko Haram, was liberated by the Nigerian military in March 2015. Since then, many residents have been relocated temporarily, but more than 4,000 people from neighboring villages are residing in the town.
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