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  • [Pakistan] Two young boys at a tent camp in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir following the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Thousands of toilet will need to be built in quake-affected northern Pakistan. These toilet were succesfully built with breeze block at a tent camp in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, by the British NGO Khalsa Aid, follow
  • [Pakistan] A young Kashmiri boy at a displaced persons tent camp in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan administered Kashmir, following the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Two young boys - cousins - at a tent camp in Muzaffarabad muster a smile following the 8 October quake in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Crowded conditions abound at the Bela Nur Shah tent camp in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, following the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
    Thousands of quake-displaced people have been living in tented communities since October 2005
  • [Pakistan] Saleem Akhtar,32, walked from the village of Khania near Kahori in Pakistan-administered Kashmir to Muzaffarabad for help. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Leonid Toderenciue, 45, one of many pilots employed by WFP to fly food aid to remote areas of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Pakistan] A young boy in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, cries out in pain in the back of a WFP helicopter, in need of immediate medical attention. He is being taken to Muzaffarabad, the capital city for treatment. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Pakistan] WFP Food aid being off loaded in Nardajjan, deep in the Jeelum Valley, near Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
    WFP food aid in Nardajjan, deep in the Jeelum Valley, near Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani-administered Kashmir
  • [Pakistan] WFP Food aid being off loaded in Nardajjan, deep in the Jeelum Valley, near Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Local residents in Nardajjan, 40 km east of Muzaffarabad, watch a WFP helicopter being offloaded with relief supplies, three weeks after the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Malnutrition and disease are rife in prisons. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Kyrgyzstan] TB-infected prisoner complains of a lack of treatment. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] A rebel check point on the "the corridor south" the main road between rebel held Bouake and the main government controlled city, Abidjan. [Date picture taken: 10/31/2005]
    Un point de contrôle dressé sur une routee qui mène vers la région sud tenue par les forces gouvernementale
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Company commander Koulibaly (left) as he waits for his morning tea by the road side of "the corridor south" - the main road that links the rebel north and the government controlled south. [Date picture taken: 10/31/2005]
  • [Pakistan] The Combined Military Hospital (CMH), the largest health facility in Pakistan-adminstered Kashmir, was destroyed by the 8 October quake. Of the 265 patients at the time of the disaster, 76 were killed. [Date picture taken: 10/31/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Following the 8 October quake, the AIMS medical hospital was the only public facility operating in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 10/31/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Qayam Din, 39, and his son Muhammad Nawaz,6, travelled overland from Neelam valley for medical attention in Muzaffarabad following the 8 October quake in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 10/31/2005]
    Over 80,000 people were killed in the 8 October quake
  • [Pakistan] 2 year old, Zarana, suffering from ARI, receiving treatment at the AIMS medical hospital in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-adminstered Kashmir, following the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/31/2005]
    Zarana, 2, suffers from pneumonia, an acute lower respiratory infection common after disasters such as Pakistan's devastating October earthquake
  • [Pakistan] These girls outside a tented camp in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-adminstered Kashmir, joined the ranks of over 3 million people rendered homeless in 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/31/2005]
    These girls outside a tented camp in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-adminstered Kashmir, joined the ranks of over 3 million people rendered homeless in 8 October quake.
  • [Tanzania] Zanzibari President Amani Abeid Karume at the CCM's final election rally on 29 September 2005. Stone Town, Zanzibar. [Date picture taken: 09/29/2005]
    Zanzibari President Amani Abeid Karume.
  • [Pakistan] A doctor tends to a young woman at the PIMA field hospital in Muzaffarabad, after her house collapsed on her nearly three weeks after the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/30/2005]
    Visa facilitation can prove key in getting assistance to those who need it most
  • [Pakistan] UN Humanitarian Area Coordinator, Rashid Khalikov, taken at the UN compound in the quake-devastated city of Muzaffarabad. [Date picture taken: 10/30/2005]
    UN Humanitarian Area Coordinator, Rashid Khalikov, at the UN compound in the quake-devastated city of Muzaffarabad
  • [Pakistan] Standing before a mountain of trash yet to be removed, Dr Reyaz Shaikh says sanitary conditions at the PIMA field hospital in Muzaffarabad are dire following the 8 October quake as more and more survivors from neighbouring mountain areas seek m
  • [Pakistan] Barkat-U-Llah, 45, walked 10 hours from Neelum Valley to Muzaffarabad for help after the 8 October quake. Armed with a shovel, he will now return to retrieve the body of his 3 year old son still buried under the house nearly 3 weeks on. [Date p
    Barkat-U-Llah, 45, walked 10 hours from Neelum Valley to Muzaffarabad for help after the 8 October quake. Armed with a shovel, he will now return to retrieve the body of his 3 year old son still buried under the house nearly 3 weeks on
  • [Pakistan] Oxfam donated six toilets to the PIMA field hospital in Muzaffarabad which receives upwards of 1,300 patients a day. The toilet was not been properly installed according to doctors at the hospital, following the devastating 8 October quake. [Da
  • [Pakistan] Children at an tented camp facility in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, following the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/31/2005]
  • [Pakistan] At a field hospital in Muzaffarabad, northern Pakistan, these two boys arrived after walking overland for health care. [Date picture taken: 10/30/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Plain and simple, toilets like this in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, could save thousands of lives from infectious diseases following the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 11/01/2005]
    Plain and simple, toilets like this in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, could save the lives of hundreds of thousands from communicable diseases
  • [Yemen] The Akhdem community are discriminated against.
    Yemen's Akhdam community continues to suffer from discrimination
  • [Pakistan] UNICEF Executive Director, Ann Veneman in Muzaffarabad on Sunday. Her visit was to draw further attention to the plight of children following the devastating quake on 8 October in the region. [Date picture taken: 10/30/2005]
    UNICEF Executive Director, Ann Veneman (l) in this file photo
  • [Republic of Congo] Baka/Batwa children in the Ibamba village, 150 km northwest of the industrial city of Pokola, Republic of Congo. [Date picture taken: Oct 2005]
    The standard of living of indigenous people remains poor in many countries of central Africa

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