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  • [Lebanon] A makeshift wall of photos in Beirut shows the faces of hundreds of the disappeared.
    A makeshift wall of photos in Beirut shows the faces of hundreds of the 'disappeared'
  • [Syria] Mohammed Kassem, a Kurdish farmer, is not entitled to state healthcare or official identification in Syria.
    Mohammed Kassem, a Kurdish farmer, is not entitled to state healthcare or official identification in Syria
  • [Jordan] Amman's Days Inn has returned to normal following a recent terrorist attack on the hotel.
    Amman's Days Inn has returned to normal following a recent terrorist attack on the hotel.
  • [Egypt] Amr Moussa, Secretary-General of the Arab League.
    Amr Moussa, Secretary-General of the Arab League
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Nigerian Foreign Minister, Oluyemi Adeniji on a visit to Bouake flanked by Sidiki Konate and Guillaume Soro of the New Forces rebels. [Date picture taken: 11/17/2005]
    Nigerian Foreign Minister, Oluyemi Adeniji on a visit to Bouake flanked by Sidiki Konate, left, and Guillaume Soro, right, of the New Forces rebels
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Clementine, a HIV-positive Ivorian woman, tries to convince women to protect themselves and their children from infection by getting their partner tested. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
    Protéger les femmes et les enfants de l'infection au VIH, c'est le cheval de bataille de Clémentine
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Sidiki Konate, spokesman for the New Forces rebels that hold the north of the country. [Date picture taken: 11/17/2005]
  • [Burkina Faso] Old man Cafando Pazimbou has just voted for Blaise Compaore in the November 2005 presidential election. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
    Un vieil homme tend fièrement sa carte d'électeur à Ziniare, la ville natale de Compaoré
  • [Ethiopia] Ishac Diwan World Bank representative in Ethiopia. [Date picture taken: 11/16/2005]
    Ishac Diwan, World Bank representative in Ethiopia.
  • [Burkina Faso] A street in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, with cyclists. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
    Le taux d'infection baisse au sein de la population urbaine de Ouagadougou.
  • [Burkina Faso] Voters queueing for the November presidential election in Burkina Faso. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
  • [Burkina Faso] President Blaise Compaore has won a landslide victory in the November 2005 election. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
  • [Chad] Chadians calling for the extradition of ex-leader Hissene Habre march in the capital, N'djamena. [Date picture taken: 11/12/2005]
    Chadians march in N'djamena, calling for Habre's extradition
  • [Liberia] Supporters of Sirleaf's Unity Party at a campaign rally in downtown Monrovia. [Date picture taken: 11/12/2005]
  • [Egypt] A woman registers to cast her vote at a polling station in the working class Cairo district of Bulaq Abu El-Ela. [Date picture taken: 11/19/2005]
    Parliamentary elections in Egypt are to run for six weeks.
  • [Pakistan] Civilians caught in the quake cross the Line of Control. [Date picture taken: 11/17/2005]
    The reconstruction task in northern Pakistan is vast
  • [Liberia] Sirleaf, on one of her rare post-election forays, greets children at her local church. [Date picture taken: 11/12/2005]
    Sirleaf greets children at church
  • [Somalia] A vehicle that struck a landmine in Burao killing three people, on 16 November 2005.
    The vehicle that hit a landmine in Burao on Wednesday.
  • [Afghanistan] Disarmament has been proceeding in Afghanistan, but in the Panjshir valley, every male seems to brandish at least one gun. [Date picture taken: 11/11/2005]
    Disarmament has been proceeding in Afghanistan, but in the Panjshir valley, every male seems to brandish at least one gun
  • [Liberia] Soccer millionaire George Weah has alleged widespread fraud during the presidential run-off and has lodged a formal complaint. [Date picture taken: 11/12/2005]
    Soccer millionaire George Weah sporting a white suit during the electoral campaign
  • [Liberia] Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is about to go down in the history books as Africa's first elected femal president. [Date picture taken: 11/12/2005]
    The government of President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is preparing a new bidding process for logging concessions now that UN sanctions on the industry have been lifted.
  • [DRC] Military spokesman of the UN Mission in the DRC, Lt-Col Thierry Provendier. Place: UN Mission HQ, Kinshasa, DRC. [Date picture taken: 11/16/2005]
    Lt-Col Thierry Provendier, military spokesman for the UN Mission in the DRC .
  • [Liberia] Liberian riot police look on as supporters of George Weah protest in downtown Monrovia about polls they say were rigged. [Date picture taken: 11/12/2005]
    Wages of less than US $1 a day are failing to attract police recruits
  • [Egypt] Supporters of NDP nominee Badr El-Qadi gather at a polling station in the working class Cairo district of Bulaq Abu El-Ela. [Date picture taken: 11/19/2005]
  • [DRC] Military spokesman of the UN Mission in the DRC, Lt-Col Thierry Provendier. Place: UN Mission HQ, Kinshasa, DRC. [Date picture taken: 11/16/2005]
  • [Afghanistan] Disarmament has been proceeding in Afghanistan - gunman turned tailor in the Panjshir valley. [Date picture taken: 11/11/2005]
  • [Afghanistan] Disarmament has been proceeding in Afghanistan, but in the Panjshir valley, every male seems to brandish at least one gun. [Date picture taken: 11/11/2005]
  • [Afghanistan] Disarmament has been proceeding in Afghanistan, but in the Panjshir valley, every male seems to brandish at least one gun. [Date picture taken: 11/11/2005]
  • [Sudan] Sudanñese refugee child in Arua, Northern Uganda anticipating to return to a country free of child abuse. [Date picture taken: 04/10/2005]
    Sudanese refugee children in Arua, northern Uganda, hope to return to a country free of child abuse
  • [Madagascar] Nutritional emergency in the South Eastern Region - region just north of the Anosy Region where UNICEF is supporting a therapeutic and supplementary feeding operation.
  • [Madagascar] Nutritional emergency in the South Eastern Region - region just north of the Anosy Region where UNICEF is supporting a therapeutic and supplementary feeding operation.
    High levels of malnutrition has been recorded in southern Madagascar
  • [Madagascar] Nutritional emergency in the South Eastern Region - region just north of the Anosy Region where UNICEF is supporting a therapeutic and supplementary feeding operation.
    Recurrent droughts in Africa have pushed mortality rates up

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