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  • [Senegal] 13 year old Dienaba Sy formed an organisation of teens to fight the practice of FGM. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
    Les jeunes gens demandent des solutions qui soient adaptées à leurs besoins
  • [Botswana] A shebeen in Bontleng township in Gaborone. [Date picture taken: 11/2005]
    There is little social sanction against young men who impregnate women and take no responsibility for their offspring
  • [Botswana] Unemployment and lack of recreational facilities breeds hopelessness and risky sexual behaviour that leads to AIDS. Bontleng. [Date picture taken: 11/2005]
    Tous les hommes souhaitant se faire circoncire reçoivent des services de conseil et de dépistage volontaire du VIH et d’autres IST (photo d'archives)
  • [Congo] HIV/AIDS billboards in Brazzaville.
  • [Senegal] Young Senegalese girl in Fouta, northern Senegal. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
  • [Senegal] Oureye Sall, a Senegalese woman who performed the FGM procedure for years but put the knife down five years ago. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
  • [Senegal] Ceremony in which members of 70 villages from the country's northeastern Matam region publicly renounced FGM as well as forced and early marriages. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
    Villagers of Senegal's Matam region renounce FGM
  • [Senegal] Girls in tbe village of Katoote, northern Senegal. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
    Girls in the village of Katoote, which publicly renounced FGM
  • [Afghanistan] Women's organisation campaigning against violence. [Date picture taken: 11/22/2005]
    Women in Kabul campaigning for an end to violence
  • [Belgium] EU Headquarters (EU Commission) in Brussels.
    Le siège des institutions européennes à Bruxelles en Belgique
  • [Belgium] EU Parliament in Brussels.
  • [Kenya] President Mwai Kibaki announcing the dismissal of his entire cabinet. [Date picture taken: 11/23/2005]
    President Mwai Kibaki.
  • [Sudan] Mary Iya breaking stones for sale in Kejo Keji, South Sudan. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Yemen] Somali refugees in Sana'a stage a sit in demanding third country resettlement.
    Somali refugees in Sana stage a sit-in demanding third country resettlement.
  • [Iraq] Queues for kerosene are a common sight in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. [Date picture taken: 11/23/2005]
    Queues for kerosene are a common sight in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad
  • [Pakistan] This makeshift tea house, erected on the rubble of Chinari, has become a community focal point and symbol of renewal in the town following the quake. [Date picture taken: 11/20/2005]
    This makeshift tea house, erected on the rubble of Chinari, has become a community focal point and symbol of renewal in the town following the quake
  • [Sudan] New IDP arrivals near Abu Shouk camp, North Darfur. [Date picture taken: 07/25/2005]
    The Muhajiriya attack mainly targeted women, children and the elderly, according to a Darfur rebel faction
  • [Iraq] Mahmoud Kaduri was forced to work for the Iraqi insurgency. [Date picture taken: 11/22/2005]
    Mahmoud Kaduri was forced to work for the Iraqi insurgency
  • [Egypt] Delegates at the preparatory meeting for Iraqi reconciliation talks in Cairo, Egypt. [Date picture taken: 11/22/2005]
    Delegates at the preparatory meeting for Iraqi reconciliation talks in Cairo.
  • [Pakistan] The Chinooks can distrubute 900 mt of aid in six days thanks to underslung loads and the fact the helicopters hover above the ground to take on new cargo. [Date picture taken: 11/20/2005]
    The Chinooks distributed 900 mt of aid in six days thanks to underslung loads and the fact the helicopters save time by hovering above ground to take on new cargo
  • [Niger] Mobile phones are booming across west Africa. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
    Zimbabwe - the subscriber is not available
  • [DRC] Murder suspects of Congolese journalist presented on Monday to reporters in Kinshasa, the DRC capital. French: L'homme habille en vert est le policier suspecte d' avoir ouvert le feu sur le journaliste. En premier plan, l'homme en possession du te
    Murder suspects of Congolese journalist presented on Monday to reporters in Kinshasa, the DRC capital.
  • [Kenya] Voters wait to cast their ballots at Westlands, Nairobi, during Monday's referendum on a new constitution.
    Voters wait to cast their ballots at Westlands, Nairobi, during Monday's referendum on the proposed constitution
  • [Kenya] Voters at Westlands primary school, Nairobi, waiting to cast their ballots for or against the new constitution.
    Voters at Westlands primary school, Nairobi, waiting to cast their ballots in the referendum.
  • [Pakistan] A loadmaster prepares bundles of aid in slings, ready to hook underneath a passing Chinook. [Date picture taken: 11/20/2005]
  • [Egypt] "Negotiations are constructive and this is what we want," said Mohsen Abdel Hamid, a Sunni from the Iraqi Islamic Party, during the Arab League preparatory gathering for the Iraq reconciliation conference on 20 November.
  • [Egypt] Arab League Secretary-General Amr Moussa accompanies Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari into the Iraq reconciliation conference in Cairo on 20 November.
  • [Egypt] Thousands of southern Sudanese are seeking asylum in Egypt.
  • [Pakistan] Survivors in Lipa. [Date picture taken: 11/19/2005]
    Survivors in places like the Lipa Valley have had very little assistance more than five weeks after the earthquake
  • [Pakistan] Habitat's emergency shelter. [Date picture taken: 11/19/2005]
    Shelters like these are easy and cheap to erect and can sustain a family of quake survivors and some livestock through the bitter Himalayan winter
  • [Sudan] SLM/A rebels in Fienna village, Jebel Marra, South Darfur in July 2005.
    SLM/A rebels in Fienna village, Jebel Marra, South Darfur in July 2005.
  • [Syria] Mustafa Osso and his family feel citizenship is a right, not a privilege.

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