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  • [Senegal] Invited to the Senegalese capital Dakar by UNESCO to take part in an HIV/AIDS conference, Adriana Bertini, a Brazilian artist, would like her art to be visible everywhere, to remind people that they need protection when they have sex. [September
  • [Senegal] Taking part, in the Senegalese capital Dakar, in an HIV/AIDS conference, Adriana Bertini, a Brazilian artist, met African public for the fist time. Standing in front of the 6,500 multicoloured condoms that make up the flower dress, a man seems t
  • [Senegal] Adriana Bertini, a Brazilian artist, gave two of the dresses exhibited in Dakar to UNESCO's Senegal office to help start a national dialogue on AIDS prevention. [September 2005]
  • [Pakistan] Thousands of new patients arrive at hospital in Mansehra. [Date picture taken: 11/29/2005]
    The cold is taking its toll already in the earthquake zone - hospital admissions are up
  • [Senegal] Adriana Bertini, a Brazilian artist, Bertini toiled for 365 hours on this dress, its top made of unopened condoms and the long skirt of open ones. She is becoming more and more known in her native country and in international activism circles fo
    Dresses made of condoms - reminding people about protection
  • [Pakistan] Many roads have been obliterated by the earthquake and subsequent aftershocks and landslides. [Date picture taken: 11/26/2005]
    Many roads have been obliterated by the earthquake and subsequent aftershocks and landslides, much of the terrain remains unstable and highly dangerous
  • [Pakistan] Cold wave in Mansehra/Balakot, Abbotabad. [Date picture taken: 11/28/2005]
  • [Kenya] James Oloo Wamola, 20, and his brother Kennedy Anyango, 13, both orphans. He cares for three of his children, his brother and his deceased brother's two orphans. [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]
  • [Kenya] Grace Ayieko of "Community AIDS International" in western Kenya. [Date picture taken: 10/23/2005]
  • [Kenya] Pamela Dola, 32, lives with HIV in western Kenya. She refused to be "inherited" when her husband died, saying she did not want to infect someone else. She is bringing up eight children, including her brother-in-law's orphans. [Date picture taken:
    Pamela Dola, 32, who refused to be inherited
  • [Egypt] Muslim Brotherhood supporters pray during a demonstration outside a blocked polling station. [Date picture taken: 11/30/2005]
    Muslim Brotherhood supporters pray during a demonstration in Cairo
  • [Egypt] Muslim Brotherhood supporters demonstrate outside a polling station in Alexandria over being forbidden by riot police from casting their votes. [Date picture taken: 11/30/2005]
    Muslim Brotherhood supporters demonstrating outside a polling station in Alexandria. They were prevented by riot police from casting their votes
  • [Pakistan] Buffallo - critical to survival in rural areas. [Date picture taken: 11/28/2005]
    Buffalo - the key to rural survival in many parts of Pakistan
  • [Kenya] A nurse prepares ARVs for a patient at an HIV/AIDS clinic run by MSF in Homa Bay town, western Kenya. [Date picture taken: 10/23/2005]
  • [Kenya] Funeral of a man who died of AIDS in Suba district, Nyanza Province, Kenya. [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]
  • [Kenya] Some members of the Suka youth group which helps AIDS orphans and patients in Kanyamkago village of Migori district, western Kenya. [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]
  • [Kenya] Caroline Nyager, a widow surviving on ARVs in western Kenya. She receives care from a community-based organisation in Migori district. [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]
    Le nombre de mères ayant eu accès aux services PTME a été multiplié par deux entre 2005 et 2006 au Kenya
  • [Egypt] A man registers to vote in one of the few functioning polling stations in Alexandria, northern Egypt. [Date picture taken: 11/30/2005]
  • [Kenya] Clementina Opondo and two orphaned grandchildren. AIDS claimed her husband, son and daughter-in-law. She is surviving on ARVs. [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]
    Clementina Opondo and her two orphaned grandchildren. AIDS claimed her husband, son and daughter-in-law. She is on ARVs
  • [Comoros] Comoros, Karthala volcano map.
    The Comoros archipelago
  • Beyond ABC: The challenge of Prevention - PlusNews Special.
    The challenge of Prevention
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Marius Djebibotty, left and Cisse Aboubacar, right. Both have been displaced from their homes in the north and are eking out an existence in the slums of Abidjan. [Date picture taken: 11/26/2005]
    Marius Djebibotty, left, and Cisse Aboubacar far right
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] The poor suburb of Mossikro, Abidjan. [Date picture taken: 11/25/2005]
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] The Kouake sisters fled to Abidjan months after war broke out. They live in the poor suburb of Mossikro. [Date picture taken: 11/25/2005]
  • [South Africa] Kliptown, lack of a proper sewerage system is one of the challenges faced by residents. [Date picture taken: 11/28/2005]
    Lack of a proper sewerage system in Kliptown is one of the challenges faced by the community
  • [Somalia] Abdirizaq Osman Hassan, Minister of Planning, Transitional Federal Government of Somalia. [Date picture taken: 11/24/2005]
    Abdirizaq Osman Hassan, Minister of Planning, Transitional Federal Government of Somalia
  • [Iraq] Wife of mass grave victim urges for help and compensation for her children. [Date picture taken: 10/07/2005]
  • [Somalia] Zlatan Milisic, WFP country director for Somalia. [Date picture taken: 11/25/2005]
    Zlatan Milisic, WFP country director for Somalia.
  • [Namibia] Remains of SWAPO fighters unearthed from one of several newly discovered massgraves. [Date picture taken: 11/25/2005]
    Remains of SWAPO fighters unearthed from one of several massgraves discovered in 2005 were reburied this week.
  • [Comoros] Karthala volcano erupting in Comoros (April 2005).
    Karthala, one of the world's largest active volcanoes, erupted earlier this year
  • [Pakistan] An ariel cable basket, which is operated manually, is the quickest way villagers from Purrak can reach the road to Muzaffarabad for essential relief items. [Date picture taken: 11/24/2005]
    An ariel cable basket, which is operated manually, is the only way villagers from Purrak can reach the road to Muzaffarabad for essential relief items since the earthquake struck on 8 October
  • [Afghanistan] United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres speaking in Kabul. [Date picture taken: 11/23/2005]
    Antonio Guterres in Kabul

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