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  • [Pakistan] Farida Abdulrahim walked an hour from her village to get food from the Lohar Goli distribution point in Muzaffarabad. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
    Farida Abdulrahim walked an hour from her village to get food from the Lohar Goli distribution point in Muzaffarabad
  • [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.
    More than 12 million people in Southern Africa need food aid until early next year
  • [South Africa] The Firearms Control Act was passed by parliament in 2000. It replaces the Arms and Ammunitions Act of 1969. Yet three years later, certain regulations of the Act still need to be implemented.
    I love you to death - guns can make domestic violence lethal
  • [Sudan] Rashida Ali Mubarak at Abbo's Fistula Centre in Khartoum hospital, November 2005.
    Rashida Ali Mubarak at Abbo's fistula centre in Khartoum
  • [Republic of Congo] Ex-Zairean Army soldiers and their families cross the mighty River Congo for home in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo, after several years exile in the Republic of Congo.<br> Retour des Ex-FAZ et familles, embarqués par le b
    Les soldats de l'ancienne armée zaïroise et leurs familles traversent le puissant fleuve Congo pour retourner en République démocratique du Congo après plusieurs années passées dans un pays voisin, la République du Congo.
  • [South Africa] The Firearms Control Act was passed by parliament in 2000. It replaces the Arms and Ammunitions Act of 1969. Yet three years later, certain regulations of the Act still need to be implemented.
    Police not always there when you need them
  • [Pakistan] Main affected valleys - Situation map. pdf version at <a href="http://www.irinnews.org/images/pdf/EQ-2005-120-PAK_Valley_Situation.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.irinnews.org/images/pdf/EQ-2005-120-PAK_Valley_Situation.pdf</a>
  • [Pakistan] Men queue in line for food at the WFP Lohar Goli distribution point in Muzaffarabad. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
  • [Pakistan] The WFP Lohar Goli distribution point in Muzaffarabad, northern Pakistan following the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 11/16/2005]
  • [Iraq] Military operations have caused the death of many civilians, especially at check points around the country.
    The Iraqi government insists that police and soldiers manning checkpoints do not take sectarian sides
  • [Senegal] The Wilis, the boat that replaces the Joola which sank killing 1800 people. Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
  • [Senegal] Haidar El Ali (right)environmentalist, diver and campaigner who runs Oceanium and was tried, unsuccessfully to some of the 1800 people who dies when the Joola sank. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
  • [Nigeria] A gas flare in the Niger Delta.
    Selon les défenseurs des droits humains, les flammes des torchères, dans la région du Delta du Niger, détruisent les moyens de subsistance des communautés agricoles
  • [Pakistan] Craig Williams, data coordinator at the Humanitarian Information Centre (HIC) Pakistan, who introduced the Pcode (Place Code) system. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
    Craig Williams, data coordinator at the HIC Pakistan
  • [Chad] Widows of victims of Hissene Habre's alleged atrocities march in capital, Ndjamena [12 Nov 2005]
    Widows of victims of Hissène Habré's alleged atrocities demonstrate in the Chad capital N'djamena (file photo)
  • [Senegal] Workers on the Wilis, the boat that replaces the Joola which sank taking 1,800 lives. It links Dakar with the Casamance region. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
    Workers on the Wilis, the boat that replaces the Joola which sank taking 1,800 lives
  • [Sudan] Celebrating the inaugration of the southern parliament in Juba, September 2005.
    Célébration en septembre 2005 à Juba de l'inauguration du parlement du Sud-Soudan
  • [DRC] Access to healthcare in five areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo. [MSF epidemiological surveys conducted from March to May 2005]
    Percentage of people with access to healthcare in five health zones of the DRC. [MSF epidemiological surveys conducted from March to May 2005]
  • [Senegal] Ziguinchor port. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
  • [Senegal] Passengers on the Wilis the boat that replaces the joola, which sank claiming 1800 lives. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
  • [Senegal] Dominique Sagna, sitting with his wife on their sofa in Ziguinchor in front of framed photographs of the son and two daughters, all in their early twenties, who died in the Joola sinking. [Date picture taken: 11/15/2005]
    Dominique Sagna with his wife sitting in front of framed photographs of the son and two daughers who died in the Joola sinking
  • [Sudan] Salva Kiir Mayardit at a news conference in Khartoum on 22 September 2005. [Date picture taken: 09/05/2005]
    South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit ordered security forces on Thursday to act promptly against an unidentified armed group that has already killed 42 people.
  • [Afghanistan] Sneak preview of Afghanistan's new parliament. [Date picture taken: 11/12/2005]
    The new parliament - a symbol of Afghanistan's attempt to forge a democratic order
  • [Pakistan] Squalid conditions at the Old University camp in the city of Muzaffarabad. [Date picture taken: 11/11/2005]
    Squalid conditions at the Old University earthquake camp in the city of Muzaffarabad
  • [Rwanda] Former Rwandan Acting Interior Minister during the 1994 genocide, Callixte Kalimanzira(R), with his duty counsel Apolo Maruma, at the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in Arusha, Tanzania on 14 November, 2005. Kalimanzira denied three
    L'ancien ministre de l'Intérieur, Callixte Kalimanzira (à droite), et son avocat, Apolo Maruma, au Tribunal pénal international pour le Rwanda à Arusha, en Tanzanie, le 14 novembre 2005.
  • [Somalia] A child receives polio vaccine in Hargeysa, Somalia, June 2005. A nationwide immunisation campaign has been launched by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to protect the country’s children from life-long paralysis caused by the disease. Healt
    Immunisation coverage has improved
  • [Namibia] President Hifikepunye Pohamba (right) on Sunday visited the two mass graves that were discovered at Eenhana last week. [Date picture taken: 11/13/2005]
    President Hifikepunye Pohamba (right) on Sunday visited the mass graves
  • [Egypt] Edward McMillan-Scott with Jamila Nour, wife of candidate Ayman Nour.
  • [Egypt] A Cairene man votes in the middle-class district of Dokki.
    A Cairene man votes in the middle-class district of Dokki
  • [Sudan] Elizai Mudi in his home compound in Kajo Keji. [Date picture taken: 10/23/2005]
  • [Egypt] Seeing as there is little hope for him in Egypt now, Joseph plans to return to Sudan.
  • [Lebanon] Faces of Hezbollah martyrs fallen in the struggle against occupation.

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