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  • Lineo Makojoa, 15, cooks dinner at her home in Ha Majoro Village in Lesotho. Orphaned by HIV and Aids, she often cooks dinner for her grandparents and her older brother.
    Lineo Makojoa, 15, orphaned by AIDS, prepares dinner for her grandparents in Ha Majoro Village, Lesotho
  • Manthabiseng Matthews holds the anti-retroviral treatment medicine for her granddaughter Limpho in her hand, Lesotho, 20 June 2007.
  • Paul Gulleik Larsen, Director of the Office of the Executive Director, WFP at a press conference on combating food insecurity in the region, Nairobi, Kenya ,26 June 2007.
  • Visiting doctor Pheello Lethola from Médecins Sans Frontières talks to five-year-old Ntsebo Setlolela and her grandmother Manthati Motanyane at the Red Cross clinic in Kena, a remote, mountainous community in Lesotho, 20 June 2007. Ntsebo is HIV positi
  • An Afghan man injects heroin in Kabul.
  • Lineo Makojoa, 15, at her home in Ha Majoro Village in Lesotho, holds the Memory Book about her family, Lesotho, 20 June 2007. Her father died of AIDS-related complications; her mother, mentally disturbed by HIV-AIDS, disappeared from her life when she wa
    Lineo Makojoa, 15, with her Memory Book which helps her cope with the loss of her parents
  • Mamaribe Hata-Hata, 17, and her father Ramarumo Hata-Hata, who has just tested positive for HIV. 20 June 2007. As her mother is dead, and her father's new partner also died two years ago, Mamaribe is the only one left to take care of him when he is sick
    Mamaribe Hata-Hata, 17, nurses her sick father
  • There are six large glaciers in the Pamirs.
  • Khalid Khamas, 41, arrived in Jordan three years ago from Iraq.
  • IOM Director General Brunson McKinley speaking to reporters in Khartoum on 23 July, 2007.
  • [Yemen] Shatha Salh, 45, and an Iraqi refugee, has lived in Sana'a for one year. She fled her homeland after threats were made upon her family. She currently works as an English teacher in Yemen's capital and wonders what will happen to her country. [Date
  • [Yemen] A young boy prepares to sell his wears on the streets of Sana'a. According to the government, there are up to 15,000 street children in the capital today. [Date picture taken: 22/06/2007]
  • [Yemen] Many boys in Sana'a have taken to the streets to sell things to passing motorists to help support their impoverished families at home. [Date picture taken: 22/06/2007]
  • [Yemen] A young boy at the Save the Childhood Centre in Sana'a - one of scores of boys who once lived rough on the streets of the capital. [Date picture taken: 22/06/2007]
  • [Yemen] Young boys along the streets of Sana'a selling fruit to help out their families. The country has seen a sharp rise in the numnber of children working the streets in Yemen. [Date picture taken: 02/06/2007]
  • [Yemen] Mosheer Abdu, 16, has been working the streets of Sana'a selling glasses and cups for the past years to help support his family, earning US $1 per day. Grinding poverty has driven many children to give up their studies to earn money for their fami
  • [Yemen] A young boy on the streets of Sana'a sells tissues to passing motorists. Yemen has seen a sharp rise in the number of street children over the past five years. [Date picture taken: 21/06/2007]
  • [Yemen] Driven by poverty, many boys in Sana'a have taken to the streets to earn a living for their families. The country has seen a sharp rise in the number of street children over the past three years. [Date picture taken: 22/06/2007]
  • [Yemen] The Safe Childhood Centre for boys in Sana'a is the only place of its kind targetting the issue of street children without actual homes. The country has seen a sharp rise in the number of street children due to poverty and many of the boys at the
  • [Yemen] Naif al-Ghuzzy, 11, has been selling newspapers on the busy streets of Sana'a for the past two years - one of up to 15,000 children working the streets of the capital, according to Yemen's government. [Date picture taken: 23/06/2007]
  • A termite mound near Kitwe, Zambia.
  • 15 representatives of the countries member countries of the UN security council are worried about the situation of insecurity in the East of DRC, said the French amabssador to the UN Security Council, Jean-Marc De la Sabliere, after a 24 hour visit in DRC
  • Kelif Ali at Bonga refugee camp, 40 km far from Gambella town. Ethiopia June 2007.
  • Waskan Munya, a Sudanese refugee in Ethiopia, June 2007.
  • A street boy sleeps rough in one of Juba's markets. Sudan June 2007.
  • Barlin Mohamed and her two kids.
  • An individual solar energy home system in Mar Lodj, Sine Saloum Delta.
  • An UNRWA aid truck.
  • Qalai Saeeda school will be reopened for students from next week, officials say.
  • Children pray near the grave of 12-year-old Shukria who was killed in the shooting.
  • Elizabeth Madia and her three year-old son in her elder son's home compound to which they are displaced. Her husband was killed by LRA on 22 Nov. 2006 in Maridi County. Sudan 6/June/2007.
  • A UNRWA aid worker in a warehouse.

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