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  • [Pakistan] Scenes of utter destruction following the 8 October quake in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Scenes of destruction in Muzaffarabad following the 8 October quake in northern Pakistan. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Three weeks after the devastating quake, workers attempt to retrieve the body of a driver trapped in his vehicle in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan- administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
    Removing toxic rubbish is an unpleasant and unhealthy task
  • [Madagascar] Poultry breeding.
    Southern Africa's weakened health sector and high prevalence of HIV/AIDS may exacerbate impact of bird flu
  • [Pakistan] Traffic resumes on the streets of Muzaffarabad following the 8 October quake that devastated the city. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
    The reconstrucion task is immense - new structures must be earthquake-proof, say planners
  • [Pakistan] Asaf Khan in Muzaffarabad says he doesn't know how he will rebuild his life following the 8 October quake that devasatated much of the city. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
    Asaf Khan and his son
  • [Pakistan] The Neelam Hotel which once catered to tourists in Muzaffarabad, was flattened by the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
    This used to be a hotel - the infrastructure that used to support tourism in northern Pakistan has been largely wrecked by the earthquake
  • [Pakistan] Local residents walk by some of the destruction suffered by the 8 October quake in the Kashmiri capital of Muzaffarabad. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad shopkeepers who lost their stores in the 8 October quake ply their wares on the street. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Pakistan] One of several tented cities that sprung up in and around the city of Muzaffarabad following the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Fatime Keita works braiding hair in the main market in Man, in rebel held Cote d'Ivoire. But money's tight and few women are spending money on hairdos. [Date picture taken: 10/26/2005]
    Les familles elles-mêmes peuvent pousser les adolescentes à aller "chercher de l’argent".
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] The main market in rebel held Man nestles at the foot of one of 18 lush peaks dotted around the city. [Date picture taken: 10/26/2005]
    Main market in rebel-held Man
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Women braid each other's hair in a salon on the market in rebel held Man. There are no customers due to the war. [Date picture taken: 10/26/2005]
    Selon Amnesty International, les femmes et les jeunes filles en Côte d'Ivoire sont les victimes oubliées de la crise ivoirienne
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Justin Loua, left, on the main market in Man. He's got no job but still refuses to join the rebels that control his home town. [Date picture taken: 10/27/2005]
    No war no peace stand-off could continue for years
  • [Nigeria] Burning television at the dump outside of Alaba market, Lagos, Nigeria. [Date picture taken: 10/26/2005]
  • [Nigeria] Rolake Odetoyinbo, a 35 year-old lady living with HIV, writes a column titled In Moments Like This- Living with HIV in the Sunday Punch newspapers, Nigeria's largest circulating weekly, and runs a Television version every Saturday on the nationa
    Vous pensez que je n’ai pas de désir sexuel ? s’interroge Rolake Odetoyinbo à la télévision.
  • [Nigeria] A sea of television housings, cathode ray tubes, computers, monitors and other imported electronic waste not salable at the Alaba market in Lagos, Nigeria, is dumped here in a nearby swamp. [Date picture taken: 10/26/2005]
    D'importants déchets électroniques jetés dans une décharge près du marché de Lagos
  • [Tanzania] Civic United Front (CUF) Secretary-General Seif Sharif Hamad.
  • [Pakistan] Residents in remote villages surrounding Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, making their way to the city in search of assistance after the devastating earthquake of 8 October. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Pakistan] WFP workers distributing relief supplies to residents of Langla in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
    WFP provides food to millions of impoverished people across Pakistan (file photo)
  • [Pakistan] Residents from Langla in Pakistan-administered Kashmir awaiting urgently needed food assistance from WFP following the devastating 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Traffic towards villages like Langla in Pakistan-adminstered Kashmir remains poor, with aid trucks often having to wait hours just to get through. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Ishtique Abbasi in Langla, Pakistan-administered Kashmir, is now on the receiving end of vital food assistance from WFP following a powerful earthquake on 8 October that devastated the mountainous area. [Date picture taken: 10/28/2005]
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Bridge across Abidjan lagoon. [Date picture taken: 10/10/2005]
  • [Iraq] Soldiers guarding polling stations for the referendum joke about the new constitution. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
    Security is tight for Thursday's parliamentary poll
  • [Lebanon] Slums in northern Lebanon. [Date picture taken: 09/19/2005]
    These slums in the northern city of Tripoli are a sign that poverty is still rife
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Pro-Kulov supporters at Bishkek demonstration.
    Anti-government protesters in Bishkek - political tensions continue after the change of power in March
  • [Syria] Long queues are forming at petrol stations due to subsidy cuts.
  • [Iraq] Iraq’s new constitution. [Date picture taken: 10/12/2005]
  • [Iraq] Poster explaining how to vote in the October referendum. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
  • [Iraq] Nearly eighty percent of the population turned out to vote in the October 2005 referendum. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Rebel leader Guillaume Soro in his office in Bouake. [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]

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