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  • [Mozambique] Emergency service, Nicoadala Health Post, Zambézia province, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 02/08/2005]
    Cholera outbreak could worsen due to poor water and sanitation conditions
  • [Mozambique] Fetching water, Maganja da Costa, Zambézia, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 03/10/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Community radio broadcaster (Crimilde de Albuquerque, Rádio Comunitária Licungo), Mocuba, Zambézia, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 02/09/2005]
    Rádio mais consistente na cobertura de HIV/SIDA e género
  • [Mozambique] Selling condoms (Jeito is the most popular condom brand in Mozambique. Is marketed by PSI), Namacurra, Zambézia Province, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 02/09/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Youngsters selling condoms (Jeito is the most popular condom brand in Mozambique. Is marketed by PSI), Namacurra, Zambézia Province, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 02/08/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Informal market in Nicoadala distric, Zambézia province, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 02/08/2005]
    Zimbabweans come to Mozambique to trade, work, invest and live
  • [Sudan] SSDF leader Paulino Matip in July 2005. Picture taken during the first round of south-south dialogue in Nairobi.
    SSDF leader Paulino Matip.
  • [South Africa] Voluntary HIV counseling and testing – VCT – Live longer, Live better - Poster.
    Untrained counsellors could cause 'emotional damage' to clients
  • [Lebanon] The al-Salam hospital in Tripoli. [Date picture taken: 01/09/2006]
    The al-Salam hospital in Tripoli
  • [Egypt] Workers clear the site of clashes between Sudanese asylum seekers in which at least 27 were killed. [Date picture taken: 12/31/2005]
    Workers clear the site of clashes between Sudanese protestors and security forces
  • [Egypt] The morning after 27 Sudanese protesters were killed after a three-month protest against. [Date picture taken: 12/31/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Mozambique, Maputo. 2005. This billboard (text: "Where is the woman? she was betrayed by AIDS") is part of an awareness campaign launched by Fundação para o Desenvolvimento da Comunidade, or Foundation for Community Development, directed b
  • [Mozambique] Placard, Geracao Biz, Gurue, Zambezia, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 11/10/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Girls, Maganja da Costa, Zambezia, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 12/06/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Girl, Quelimane, Zambezia, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 10/26/2005]
    Progresso: mais jovens de 15 anos retardam o inicio da vida sexual
  • [Mozambique] Girl, Quelimane, Zambezia, Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 10/26/2005]
    Mulher ou estudante? Os ritos têm que ajuda-la a continuar os estudos e se prevenir do HIV
  • [Liberia] Prisonners in Liberia. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
    The prisons service found an HIV-infection level of almost 10 percent among inmates.
  • [Swaziland] Swaziland's new sewage plant. [Date picture taken: January 2006]
    Sewage filters drop condoms and other solid waste onto the conveyor belt
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Students at Martyrs Secondary School in Bangui, capital of the Central African Republic. Learning resumed in public schools across the country on 5 January 2005 following a two-month-long strike by civil servants. [Date pi
    Students at Martyrs Secondary School in Bangui. Learning resumed following a two-month-long strike by civil servants.
  • [Mozambique] Mozambique, XaiXai, Gaza province. 2005. AIDS orphans have a day by the sea thanks to the charity Save the Children. In Mozambique, some 326,000 children have been orphaned by AIDS and more than 500,000 care for sick family members. [Date pic
    Um dia na praia para crianças órfãs
  • [Liberia] Liberian soldiers November 2005.
    Liberian soldiers stand to attention in November 2005
  • [Pakistan] Temporary shelter in the remote village of Tirhala, Kachili union council, Pakistani-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 12/19/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Temporary shelter in the remote village of Tirhala, Kachili union council, Pakistani-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 12/19/2005]
    Many quake survivors have been able to construct temporary shelters like this, but the winter weather is hampering the operation to get materials up to communities at high altitude
  • [Pakistan] Muhammad Hyatt's son helped his father to build this temporary shelter in the above snowline village of Kot, some 50 km from Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 12/18/2005]
    Muhammad Hyatt's son helped his father to build this temporary shelter above snowline village of Kot, some 50 km from Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani-administered Kashmir.
  • [Sudan] Bdr Aldeen Ahmed victim of a landmine in south Sudan, Khartoum. [Date picture taken: November 2005]
    Bdr Aldeen Ahmed, victim of a landmine in south Sudan.
  • [Pakistan] Building of temporary shelters under way in the above snowline village of Tirhala in Pakistani-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 12/19/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Temporary winter shelter in the village of Kot, 50 km southwest from Muzaffarabad. [Date picture taken: 12/18/2005]
    Temporary winter shelter in the village of Kot, 50 km southwest from Muzaffarabad
  • [Congo] President Denis Sassou-Nguesso of the Republic of the Congo (centre). To his right, wearing sun glasses, is the minister for public security and law and order, Maj-Gen Paul Mbot.<br><br>Place: Brazzaville, Officers' Mess. [Date picture taken: 12/3
  • [Yemen] Workers excavate human remains in the al-Areesh suburb.
  • [Yemen] Workers excavate human remains in the al-Areesh suburb.
  • [Yemen] Human remains found in the Al-Areesh suburb of Aden.
    Human remains found in the al-Areesh suburb of Aden.
  • [Lebanon] Ahmad al-Sahili lost his right leg and his sight in a landmine explosion. [Date picture taken: 12/28/2005]
    Ahmad al-Sahili lost his right leg and his sight in a landmine explosion.

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