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  • These two teenage girls were trafficked to South Africa for unpaid labour by the same woman from their village in Lesotho’s southern Quthing district
  • Child at an out-patients therapeutic feeding centre for severely malnourished children in Katsina, Nigeria, June 2012
  • Demining teams in Jaar, Yemen
  • Volunteer workers construct a temporary school for refugee children in La Ying refugee camp, located in China's southern Yunnan province. There are more than 7,000 Kachin displaced in China
  • Kachin grandmother Mui Hpu Kaw with two of her seven grandchildren inside the La Ying refugee camp in China's Yunnan province. There are more than 7,000 Kachin displaced in China
  • The local residents looking at where the landslide passed on 25 June 2012 landslide that buried over 100 people including school children, according to government and local officials
  • The local and Uganda Red Cross Society rescue teams trying to search for any survivors of the 25 June 2012 landslide that buried over 100 people including school children according to government and local officials
  • A helicopter arrives at the Mugunga camp in a remote part of eastern DR Congo bearing food for thousands of people forced to flee their homes by an outbreak of violence in the region
  • Oxfam aid flight to Ivory Coast/Liberia border
  • Afghan men from the Wagel valley carry boxes full of humanitarian aid during a handout in the Dudarek village in Afghanistan. The aid included blankets, pots and pans, and women's clothing
  • An Afghan woman form the Dudarek village is handed a pile of items given during a humanitarian aid handout angled towards women in the Wagel valley, Afghanistan, Nov. 2. The items included women's clothing, pots and pans, and rubber boots for their childr
  • Kenya, refugee camps, July 2011
  • Somalia, July 2011
  • Kenya, Dadaab refugee camps. August 2011
  • Ba Na ethnic woman Y Chum, 40 with her 33-month-old son, A Thau, at their house in Dak Mar commune, Dak Ha district, Kon Tum province on April 19, 2012. A Thau is malnourished and has been given Hebi by a commune health worker
  • Oxfam Fashion Show & Charity Auction at The Church Hall, Pangbourne, Nr. Reading
  • Edwige Solo and her seven month old child at a nutritional centre in the east coast Madagascan town of Brickaville
  • Desert locust could spread in northern Mali due to insecurity
    Desert locusts likely to invade northwestern Africa
  • Desert locusts over Eilat, Israel
    Desert locusts over Eilat, Israel
  • Robert Schofield with some local children in front of the collapsed Haiti presidential palace
  • Moorosi Nchejana is one of 40 farmers in the village of Mabalane in Lesotho’s Mohale’s Hoek district who participated in a pilot programme by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization to strengthen farmers’ capacity to adapt to climate change (J
    A farmer in the village of Mabalane in Lesotho’s Mohale’s Hoek District (June 2012)
  • A young boy goes in search of water in the western Chad region of Bahr-el-Ghazal. Chad is mostly rural with access to water and infrastructure limited
  • A pilot programme by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization to strengthen the capacity of Basotho farmers to adapt to climate change included the distribution of fruit tree saplings
  • A mother and her child at the Moussoro Hospital in Chad's Bahr-el-Ghazal region. The child is being treated for severe acute malnutrition
  • Members of a community from Lesotho’s south-eastern Mohale’s Hoek district take a break from work shoring up donga (ravine) to survey fields of failed maize caused by drought and then flooding
  • Moorosi Nchejana is one of 40 farmers in the village of Mabalane in Lesotho’s Mohale’s Hoek district who participated in a pilot programme by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization to strengthen farmers’ capacity to adapt to climate change
  • 64-year-old Tun Thein outside his home in Sittwe, the provincial capital of Myanmar's western Rakhine State wonders whether Buddhist and Rohingya residents will be able to live together again follow ethnic unrest in the area in June 2012
  • A woman holds a child at a displaced persons health clinic outside Sittwe, the provincial capital of Myanmar's western Rakhine State. Tens of thousands were displaced following communal violence in the area in June 2012
  • Two men sit under the the remnants of their homes in Sittwe, the provincial capital of Myanmar's western Rakhine State. More than 2,000 homes were destroyed in June following communal violence in the area
  • Cooking outdoors can play a signficant role in reducing children's exposure to to smoke from the use of solid fuels and hence, reduce the risk of pneumonia. Solid fuels remain the principle household fuel for around 3 billion people worldwide. More than 9
  • More than 95 percent of the Lao population use solid fuels for cooking. According to UNICEF, reducing children's exposure to smoke from use of solid fuels is an important means of preventing pneumonia among children
  • Tuareg rebels who want a separate secular state in northern Mali

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