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  • [Iraq] Muhammad Rawi director of the medicine college received threats earlier this year. [Date picture taken: 05/19/2005]
  • [Egypt] Children begging or selling tissues are a common scene on Cairo's streets. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]
    Children begging or selling tissues is a common scene on Cairo's streets
  • [Pakistan] Stallholders in the ruined Medina Market in the centre of Muzaffarabad discussing the issue of bodies still trapped under the rubble. [Date picture taken: 11/05/2005]
    Livelihoods were devastated in the 8 October quake that ravaged northern Pakistan
  • [Pakistan] A spontaneous camp set up in Jalalabad Garden Park, Muzaffarabad.
    Tents like these are not enough to sustain earthquake survivors through the bitter Himalayan winter
  • [Pakistan] Razian Bibi with her children outside the shelter she constructed from salvaged wood and metal in Muzaffarabad. [Date picture taken: 11/05/2005]
    Razian Bibi with her children outside the shelter she constructed from salvaged wood and metal - it will not see the family through the winter though
  • [Liberia] Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf presidential candidate. [Date picture taken: 11/09/2005]
    Sirleaf: on a mission for peace in West Africa
  • [Sudan] SLM leader Abdel Wahed Mohamed el-Nur talking to reporters in Nairobi on 8th November 2005.
    SLM leader Abdel Wahed Mohamed el-Nur talking to reporters in Nairobi on 8 Nov 2005.
  • [Liberia] Liberians keep themselves up to date on the latest goings-on in the race for the presidency. [Date picture taken: 11/09/2005]
  • [Liberia] George Weah presidential candidate. [Date picture taken: 11/09/2005]
  • [Pakistan] 70 percent of the city of Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistani Kashmir, has been flattened. [Date picture taken: 11/05/2005]
    Muzaffarabad lies in an area of mountains and valleys
  • [Sudan] Akuie Atheng is one of the young women who was forced to get married. She is now at Rumbek womens prisons, South Sudan. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] A private security guard wearing the customary canary yellow shirt in the main city Abidjan. [Date picture taken: 11/07/2005]
    Un agent de sécurité privée montant la garde devant une maison
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] The Abidjan skyline. The city is built on a lagoon. [Date picture taken: 10/26/2005]
    Viviane, Paul et Sylvie vivent à Abidjan, une ville fortement touchée par l’épidémie de VIH/SIDA qui ravage le pays.
  • [Liberia] Presidential candidate Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf at her home on polling day, 8 November 2005. [Date picture taken: 11/08/2005]
    President in waiting, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf will have her work cut out rebuilding Liberia
  • [Sudan] Omjameal Marshue Mohammed after serving a 10-year jail term in Omdurman. [Date picture taken: October 2005]
    Omjameal Marshue Mohammed who served a 10-year jail term in Omdurman.
  • [Liberia] Soccer star George Weah arrives to cast his ballot in the second run off poll to choose Liberia's new president. [Date picture taken: 11/08/2005]
    Soccer millionaire George Weah arriving to cast his ballot
  • [Angola] Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos with diamond magnate Lev Leviev, who has diamond interests in Angola, Namibia and South Africa.
    Diamond magnate Lev Leviev with President Jose Eduardo dos Santos of Angola, where he has set up the country's first diamond cutting and polishing factory
  • [Zambia] Two-year-old Boyd Munyaka was admitted to Makonka Health Center last week with severe malnutrition. His mother says he has not had enough to eat since the family ran out of food in August. [Date picture taken: 11/02/2005]
    Two-year-old Boyd Munyaka was admitted to Makonka Health Center last week with severe malnutrition. His mother says he has not had enough to eat since the family ran out of food in August
  • [Zambia] The container that Noillen Musole uses to store maize to feed her family of seven has been empty for several months now. Her children must now walk several kilometres in search of wild fruits for them to eat. [Date picture taken: 11/02/2005]
    More than a million rural Zambians are in need of food aid
  • [Egypt] UN Secretary General visits IT projects at Cairo’s Smart Village. [Date picture taken: 11/08/2005]
  • [Egypt] UN Secretary General visits IT projects at Cairo’s Smart Village. [Date picture taken: 11/08/2005]
  • [Liberia] Liberian voters wait to cast their ballot in the presidential run-off 8 November 2005. [Date picture taken: 11/08/2005]
  • [Zambia] Children in villages such as this one in Zambia's Kazungula District are benefiting from school-feeding programmes sponsored by the World Food Programme. For many, the bowl of enriched porridge will be there only meal of the day. [Date picture ta
    More Zambian girls, who dropped out of school have resumed classes
  • [Egypt] UN Secretary General Kofi Annan honours Nadia Younes at Ewart Hall in the American University in Cairo. [Date picture taken: 11/08/2005]
    UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan delivers speech at the American University in Cairo
  • [Iraq] Displaced people taking refuge at a relative's home in al-Qaim. [Date picture taken: 10/07/2005]
    Many families from al-Qaim are having to stay with relatives in areas not affected by fighting.
  • [Iraq] Children at a Baghdad school having their high energy biscuits and milk.
    Food security expert Mohammed Falah Ibrahim said cutting items from the food rations’ system, especially children’s milk, would lead to hunger in many parts of Iraq
  • [Iraq] Demonstrators on the streets of the capital asking for a fair election and an to end fighting in Anbar province. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
    Demonstrators on the streets of the capital call for a fair election and an to end fighting in Anbar governorate.
  • [Zambia] After the failure of this year's maize crops due to lack of rain, many rural households in southern Zambia are staving off hunger with wild fruits such as these. [Date picture taken: 11/02/2005]
    Food shortages and HIV/AIDS have made women more vulnerable to exploitation
  • [Turkey] Yakýn Ertürk, a sociology professor at the Middle East Technical University in the Turkish capital, Ankara, was appointed United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences in August 2003. [Date picture tak
    Yakin Ertürk, a sociology professor at the Middle East Technical University in the Turkish capital, Ankara, was appointed United Nations Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women in August 2003
  • [Iraq] Empty streets in recently attacked Husaybah town. [Date picture taken: 10/07/2005]
  • [Iraq] A child injured during the last offensive in al-Qaim. [Date picture taken: 05/12/2005]
    In addition to 34,000 killings last year in Iraq, 37,000 people were wounded.
  • [Pakistan] A mule loaded with relief assistance ready to trek for up to eight hours to remote villages - still isolated a month after the quake.
    A mule in Balakot, loaded with relief assistance, is ready to climb for up to eight hours to remote villages - still isolated a month after the quake

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