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  • [Pakistan] This young girl who lost her arm in the 8 October quake, lost most of her family as well. She is currently undergoing treatment at PIMS medical centre in Islamabad. [Date picture taken: 10/25/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Photos of injured children from the 8 October quake greet visitors at the entrance to PIMS medical centre in Islamabad. [Date picture taken: 10/25/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Beds line corridors and halls inside the PIMS medical centre in Islamabad following the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/25/2005]
    A scene inside PIMS immediately after the 8 October quake
  • [Pakistan] Andrew MacLeod, chief of operations for the United Nations Emergency Coordination Centre in Islamabad. [Date picture taken: 10/25/2005]
    MacLeod has made an impassioned plea for more donor assistance before many thousands of quake survivors perish from cold, injuries and hunger
  • [Pakistan] 10-year-old Muhammad Shafiq who survived the quake, awaits to be reunited with his uncle at the PIM medical centre in Islamabad. [Date picture taken: 10/25/2005]
    10-year-old Muhammad Shafiq who survived the quake, now awaits to be reunited with his uncle at the PIMS medical centre in Islamabad
  • [Sudan] Scouts and girl guides conduct an HIV/AIDS awareness session in Juba. [Date picture taken: October 2005]
    Talking about condoms can be tricky (file photo)
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] A child is vaccinated against measles in Bangui, capital of the Central African Republic. [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]
    Measles outbreak prompts calls for vaccination campaign in Burkina Faso (file photo)
  • [Sudan] A displaced tea seller in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum [Date picture taken: 10/09/2005]
    A displaced tea seller in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum
  • [Pakistan] WHO country representative to Pakistan, Khalif Bile Mohamud. [Date picture taken: 10/25/2005]
    WHO country representative in Pakistan, Khalif Bile Mohamud
  • [Pakistan] UN Resident Coordinator to Pakistan, Jan Vandemoortele, was recently appointed UN Humanitarian Coordinator following the 8th October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]
    UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Pakistan, Jan Vandemoortele
  • [Sudan] A mother and her sick baby in Yambio hospital, Southern Sudan. [Date picture taken: 10/26/2005]
  • A mural in an ethiopian church
    A mural in an ethiopian church
  • [Occupied Palestinian Territory] Jerusalem, Israel. Muslims leave the dome of the rock after Friday prayers. Police presence is always tight and young males are not allowed or have their ID's seized going in. [Date picture taken: 09/23/2005]
  • [Occupied Palestinian Territory] Jerusalem, Israel. A young man carrying a new born child and his wife climb around the Barrier (wall) in East Jerusalem. [Date picture taken: 09/23/2005]
  • [Sudan] Therapeutic feeding center in Abu Shouk IDP camp on the outskirts of El Fasher in North Darfur. [Date picture taken: 07/24/2005]
    Les problèmes de santé, notamment pour les personnes les plus vulnérables, sont susceptibles d'augmenter
  • [Lebanon] Youth group in the south discusses religious divides. [Date picture taken: 10/20/2005]
  • [Lebanon] Fishermen in Naqoura village are proud of their new boats. [Date picture taken: 10/20/2005]
  • [Sudan] Samson Kwaje during the inauguration of the southern parliament; 28 September 2005 Juba. [Date picture taken: 09/28/2005]
  • [Sudan] Salva Kiir Mayardit at a news conference in Khartoum on 5 September 2005. [Date picture taken: 09/05/2005]
    Vice-President Salva Kiir Mayardit's new year message was optimistic (file photo)
  • [Sudan] Riek Machar. [Date picture taken: 09/27/2005]
    South Sudan's Vice President, Riek Machar
  • [Sudan] Rebecca de Mabior during inauguration of southern parliament in Juba; 28 September 2005. [Date picture taken: 09/28/2005]
    Rebecca Garang, southern Sudanese transport and roads minister.
  • [Mozambique] Recurring droughts have forced farmers to clear woods to make charcoal to earn a living. [Date picture taken: 10/19/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Four years of droughts has turned land around many villages in southern Mozambique into wasteland. [Date picture taken: 10/19/2005]
    Years of drought have turned the land around many villages in southern Mozambique into wastelands
  • [Mozambique] A WFP-supported orphan feeding programme in Maputo. [Date picture taken: 10/18/2005]
    WFP is struggling to fund its various feeding programmes
  • [Lebanon] Fishermen in Naqoura village are proud of their new boats. [Date picture taken: 10/20/2005]
    Boats still don't match the needs of the fishing community in Naqoura.
  • [Mozambique] An AIDS awareness sign proclaims 'AIDS is also a choice- choose life' in the Sofala province, which has the highest HIV/AIDS prevalence rate in the country. [Date picture taken: 10/19/2005]
    The national HIV prevalence rate is 16.2 percent
  • [Nigeria] Children pick through the wreckage of the Bellview Airlines plane that crashed 40km north of Lagos on 22 October [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]
    Un enfant au milieu des débris de la carlingue d'un avion qui s'est récemment écrasé au Nigeria
  • [Angola] The Luengue commune in the isolated Kuando Kubango province has experienced food shortages. [Date picture taken: 08/2004]
    The Luengue commune in the isolated Kuando Kubango province has experienced food shortages
  • [Lebanon] Rafik Hariri was assassinated by a suicide bomber in downtown Beirut. [Date picture taken: 10/2005]
    The UN probe into Rafik Hariri's death has been extended by six months
  • [Nepal] The German Development Service (DED) director general Dr Jurgen Wilhelm. [Date picture taken: 10/20/2005]
    DED director general Dr Jurgen Wilhelm
  • [Mozambique] Suazina Antonio scrapes for water in the Buzi district in the central Sofala province. [Date picture taken: 10/19/2005]
    Suazina Antonio scrapes for water in the central Sofala province
  • [Mozambique] Women construct a water hole to save rainwater in a WFP-supported food-for-work programme in the southern Maputo district. [Date picture taken: 10/17/2005]
    Women construct a water hole to save rainwater in a WFP-supported programme

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