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  • [Syria] Sheikh Ahmed al-Thamer says the Shia will not respond to Sunni terror attacks. [Date picture taken: 12/13/2005]
  • [Syria] Hassan and his wife Alla'a said they voted for Ibrahim Ja'afari's list. [Date picture taken: 12/13/2005]
  • [Syria] An Iraqi woman prepares to vote at a polling station in Damascus. [Date picture taken: 12/13/2005]
    An Iraqi woman prepares to vote at a polling station in Damascus.
  • [Sudan] A young boy taking cattle for grazing in Yirol county. [Date picture taken: 11/27/2005]
    The movement of livestock between Kenya and Tanzania has been banned
  • Dr Walid Saleh, Regional Coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa at the United Nations University.
    Dr Walid Saleh, Regional Coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa at the United Nations University
  • [Sudan] Childrend in class at Pomoju Primary School. One of the schools in Kajo Keji. One of the schools which is appealing for help from donors and wellwishers. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
    Some of the children who were allegedly abused were as young as 12 years of age
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] Workers' accommodation on Roca Sundy, a disused cocoa plantation on Principe island, Sao Tome and Principe, in November 2005. Over 400 people still leave in conditions of extreme poverty in these barrack-like housing blocks, but ther
    Poverty is widespread in Sao Tome and Principe, soon to become an oil producing nation
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] Praia Banana, a beautiful unspoilt beach on Principe island, Sao Tome and Principe in November 2005. The government is hoping develop tourism in the twin-island state. [Date picture taken: 11/11/2005]
    The two islands have a total of 160,000 people
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] A woman carrying a plastic bowl of fish on her head emerges onto the beach at Sao Joao dos Angolares, a coastal village on Sao Tome island, after carrying it across the river from the beach where the fishing canoes come ashore. [Date
    When the oil money comes, we will build a bridge
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] The former bank in Santo Antonio, the capital of Principe island, Sao Tome and Principe, in November 2005. Many old Portuguese colonial buildings are falling into ruin. [Date picture taken: 11/11/2005]
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] Santo Antonio, the sleepy village-sized capital of Principe island, Sao Tome and Principe. [Date picture taken: 11/11/2005]
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] The small airport on Principe island in November 2005. A third of its short runway is now unusable which means that only small planes like the 18-seat Dehavilland Twin Otter shown in the picture, can now land there. The Twin Otter li
    South African pilots are increasingly in demand not only in Africa but in the Middle East as well
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] On southern tip of Sao Tome island, the former HQ of the former cocoa plantation at Portoalegre. The plantation has been split up into smallholdings distributed to its ex employees and cocoa farming has all but been abandoned. [Date
  • [Tanzania] CUF Secretary-General Seif Sharif Hamad at a political rally in Zanibar. Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania. [Date picture taken: Nov 2005]
  • [Tanzania] Civic United Front Chairman and union presidential candidate Ibrahim Lipumba (right). CUF Secretary-General Seif Sharif Hamad (left) at a political rally in Zanibar. Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania. [Date picture taken: Nov 2005]
  • [Rwanda] Former Rwandan army officer, Lt -Col Aloys Simba was sentenced on 13 December 2005 to 25 years imprisonment by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in Arusha,Tanzania, for his role in the 1994 genocide.
  • [Tanzania] Civic United Front Chairman and union presidential candidate Ibrahim Lipumba, at a political rally in Zanibar. Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania. [Date picture taken: Nov 2005]
    Civic United Front Chairman and union presidential candidate Ibrahim Lipumba.
  • [Iraq] Street children sell gum and sweets everyday in the capital, Baghdad.
    Street children in Baghdad are open to abuse and hunger
  • [Rwanda] Former Rwandan army officer, Lt -Col Aloys Simba was sentenced on 13 December 2005 to 25 years imprisonment by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in Arusha,Tanzania, for his role in the 1994 genocide.
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] The old plantation owner's house of the Roca Sao Joao cocoa plantation, Sao Joao dos Angolares, Sao Tome and Principe. It has been converted into a guest house by local entrepreneur and celebrity chef Joao Carlos Silva as part of eff
  • [Sudan] A woman In Rumbek-south Sudan, living with HIVAIDS and her baby, who is  also infected. [Date picture taken: 12/10/2005]
    Une mère et son enfant à Rumbek, au Sud Soudan
  • [Jordan] Bill-board in Amman encouraging Iraqis to vote. [Date picture taken: 12/06/2005]
  • [Jordan] Bill-board in Amman encouraging Iraqis to vote. [Date picture taken: 12/06/2005]
  • [Lebanon] Car bomb in which Gebran Tueini, editor in chief of leading Lebanese daily Al-Nahar was killed. [Date picture taken: 12/04/2005]
    Monday's bombing in Lebanon overshadowed the final report by top UN investigator, Detlev Mehlis
  • [Lebanon] Car bomb in which Gebran Tueini, editor in chief of leading Lebanese daily Al-Nahar was killed. [Date picture taken: 12/04/2005]
    The car in which Gebran Tueini was killed
  • [Iraq] New Iraqi passports to be issued to stop insurgency. [Date picture taken: 12/13/2005]
    New Iraqi passports to be issued to stop insurgency
  • [Lebanon] Three women living with leprosy in the al-Walid leprosarium. [Date picture taken: 12/07/2005]
    These women living with leprosy have taken refuge in the al-Walid leprosarium.
  • United Arab Emirates Red Crescent logo.
  • [Nepal] Matthew Kahane, UN Resident Representative in Nepal. [Date picture taken: 12/13/2005]
    Matthew Kahane, UN Resident Representative in Nepal
  • [Iraq] New Iraqi passports to be issued to stop insurgency. [Date picture taken: 12/13/2005]
    Só o passaporte não basta
  • [Lebanon] Car bomb in which Gebran Tueini, editor in chief of leading Lebanese daily Al-Nahar was killed. [Date picture taken: 12/04/2005]
  • [United Arab Emirates] His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed, UAE RC President.

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