In pictures: Borneo terror

The full horror of recent events in Borneo is starting to emerge. Indonesian police say that indigenous Dayak gangs massacred 118 Madurese migrants on Monday, after police deployed to protect them fled the scene. The tens of thousands of Madurese refugees who fled the savage attacks are starting to tell the outside world their horror stories, after more than a week of ethnic violence left at least 400 Madurese settlers dead.

The refugees pour into Surabaya recalling horror stories

Thousands of desperate Madurese refugees fleeing Sampit

A gunfight broke out between police and soldiers in Sampit

Indonesian security forces say they are clamping down on Dayaks

Terrified settlers emerge from hiding in the rainforests

Dayaks slaughtered those who were unable to escape

Dayaks destroy the properties of Madurese who are seen as economic rivals

Ray of life: A baby girl is born aboard the war ship Teluk Ende