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  • [Occupied Palestinian Territory] West Bank, OPT. A Bedouin herdsman stands with an Israeli settlement in the background. With UN help the Bedouin used the court system to stop the seizing of more of his land for Israeli settlements. The settlers have reso
  • [Occupied Palestinian Territory] Negev, Israel. A sheepherder draws water from a cistern to water his goats after a long day trying to find enough fodder to keep his precious animals alive. [Date picture taken: 09/26/2005]
  • [Occupied Palestinian Territory] Nablus, West Bank. Prisoners in their own land, a woman carrying a bundled infant looks through a small hole in the bars at an Israeli checkpoint controlling entry and exit from Nablus. As she tries to make her way out of
  • [Occupied Palestinian Territory] West Bank, Israel. A Palestinian vegetable grower displays some of his produce he can no longer sell as the barrier separates him from his former market. [Date picture taken: 09/24/2005]
  • [Occupied Palestinian Territory] Jerusalem, Israel. The infamous wall (barrier) dividing Israel from the West Bank. [Date picture taken: 09/23/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Residents queue for water in the Sofala province. [Date picture taken: 10/19/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Women prepare maize-meal for a WFP feeding programme for orphans in Maputo. [Date picture taken: 10/18/2005]
    Women prepare maize-meal for a WFP feeding programme for orphans in the Mozambican capital, Maputo
  • [Mozambique] Orphans are taught skills at a community center run by a local NGO in Maputo. [Date picture taken: 10/18/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Villagers often share a water hole with their livestock: A woman tops up a water tank for the livestock. [Date picture taken: 10/17/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Four years of drought have left rivers like the Incomati dry. [Date picture taken: 10/17/2005]
  • [Mozambique] Mozambicans have access to very limited water resources. [Date picture taken: 10/17/2005]
    Heading for dry times
  • [Somalia] Maxwell Gaylard, UNDP Somalia, Resident Representative and Humanitarian Coordinator. [Date picture taken: 07/14/2005]
    Maxwell Gaylard, UN Somalia resident and humanitarian coordinator.
  • [Rwanda] Col Theoneste Bagosora, who is accused of genocide, before the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) in Arusha, Tanzania, on 24 October 2005. [Date picture taken: 10/24/2005]
    Theoneste Bagosora: The ICTR sentenced him to life in prison
  • [Pakistan] A young child injured by the quake near Battagram must now worry about tetanus. [Date picture taken: 10/22/2005]
    For Faraaz, the risk of tetanus is very real
  • [Pakistan] UN Humanitarian Coordinator, Jan Vandermoortele speaking to the press on Saturday on quake relief operations. [Date picture taken: 10/22/2005]
    UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Pakistan, Jan Vandermoortele
  • [Pakistan] Conditions are poor in the Masehra district hospital after the quake that killed so many. [Date picture taken: 10/21/2005]
    For those who survived the quake, conditions at the Mansehra district hospital are poor
  • [Pakistan] Children await aid outside Battgram, badly affected by the 8 October quake. [Date picture taken: 10/21/2005]
    Families like this, with nothing after the quake, are heading to cities further south, where at least the climate is not so harsh
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Gen Ferdinand Bomba Yeke. [Date picture taken: 10/2005]
    Gen Ferdinand Bomba Yeke.
  • [Republic of Congo] Residents in one of the Bacongo neighbourhoods, a district in the south of the capital, Brazzaville. [Date picture taken: 10/20/2005]
    A neighbourhood in the district of Bacongo, south of Brazzaville.
  • [Pakistan] Hamid, who lost his leg in the 8 October quake, now wonders what the future holds, outside Mansehra. [Date picture taken: 10/19/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Zareef Khan with his grandchildren in the quake-ravaged village of Oghi, not far from Mansehra. [Date picture taken: 10/21/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Many children have been affected by the aftershocks still continuing in northern Pakistan. [Date picture taken: 10/20/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Many children have been affected by the aftershocks still continuing in northern Pakistan. [Date picture taken: 10/20/2005]
    Faizan sits in the background - but close to his mother
  • [Pakistan] OSOCC Command center Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, OSOCC commander Rob Holden who led relief efforts from the start of the Pakistan earthquake briefs UK Sec. State for International Development Hillery Bunn on the state of Relief efforts. [Date pictu
  • [Pakistan] OSOCC Command center Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, OSOCC commander Rob Holden who led relief efforts from the start of the Pakistan earthquake briefs UK Sec. State for International Development Hillery Bunn on the state of Relief efforts. [Date pictu
  • [Liberia] Slashed power cables dangle from wonky pylons in the Liberian capital, Monrovia. The city is still without mains electricity more than two years after the civil war ended. [Date picture taken: 10/14/2005]
    Uganda's workforce is set to double in the next 15 years but power supplies lag behind
  • [Liberia] A Liberian policeman looks on at a political rally. The police force is in the process of rebuilding. [Date picture taken: 10/06/2005]
  • [Sudan] Camels drinking near Eid El Nabak, North Darfur. [Date picture taken: 10/09/2005]
    10 camels compete to drink water out of one bucket near Eid El Nabak, North Darfur, Sudan
  • [Sudan] A group of Riziegat Aregat nomads east of Kabkabiya, North Darfur. [Date picture taken: 10/09/2005]
    The UN estimates nearly two million have been forced to flee Darfur
  • [Sudan] Abdul Abasar Soror Wakir, deputy chief of the Riziegat Aregat clan in North Darfur. [Date picture taken: 10/09/2005]
  • [Sudan] Umsabal Adam Bashir, a 35-year old woman near Eid El Nabak, North Darfur. [Date picture taken: 10/09/2005]
    A displaced woman and her child in North Darfur
  • [Sudan] Mahmud Mohammed Masar, leader of the Riziegat Jalul clan near Eid El Nabak, North Darfur. [Date picture taken: 10/09/2005]
    Mahmud Mohammed Masar, leader of the Riziegat Jalul clan near Eid El Nabak, North Darfur.

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