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  • [Liberia] Liberians queue to vote on 11 October in the country's first elections since the end of civil war.
    Plus de 1,35 millions d'électeurs inscrits participeront à des élections qui marquent un tournant décisif dans l'histoire du Liberia
  • [Liberia] Liberians, many of whom arrived hours before the polls opened, queue up to cast their ballot in Monrovia during the 11 October 2005 elections.
    Will turnout be as high for Tuesday's presidential run-off?
  • [Liberia] Liberians leave polling stations after voting for their new president at one of the camps for internally displaced people outside Monrovia. 11 October 2005.
    Liberians head to the polls again on 8 November
  • [Pakistan] Earthquake damage in Mansehra - close to the epicentre 100 km north of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad. [Date picture taken: 10/11/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Earthquake damage in Muzaffarabad - close to the epicentre 100 km north of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad. [Date picture taken: 10/09/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Earthquake damage in Balakot - close to the epicentre 100 km north of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad. [Date picture taken: 10/10/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Earthquake damage in Balakot - close to the epicentre 100 km north of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad. [Date picture taken: 10/10/2005]
    Earthquake damage in Balakot - close to the epicentre 100 km north of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad
  • [Mauritania] Jailed coup plotters wave to crowds after their release from prison under an amnesty granted by new junta, Sept 2005.
    Une des premières décisions de la junte militaire a été de décréter une amnistie pour les prisonniers politiques
  • [Liberia] An unconscious woman is pulled from the crowd after fainting at George Weah's final rally before Liberia votes for its new president. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/08]
    An unconscious woman is pulled from the crowd after fainting at a political rally in 2005
  • [Liberia] Liberian women discuss the upcoming elections. There are 50 more women voters than men casting their ballot in the landmark 11 October polls. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/10]
  • [Liberia] Young Liberian voters jostle for a view of presidential candidate and soccer millionaire George Weah from under the podium on which he speaking. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/08]
  • [Liberia] A campaign poster for Winston Tubman, one of 22 presidential candidates in Liberia's 11 October elections.
  • [Liberia] Campaign poster for Varney Sherman, one of 22 presidential candidates in Liberia's 11 October elections.
  • [Liberia] Campaign poster for Roland Massaquoi, one of 22 presidential candidates in Liberia's 11 October elections.
  • [Liberia] Campaign poster for Charles Walker Brumskine, one of 22 presidential candidates in Liberia's 11 October elections.
  • [Liberia] Campaign poster for Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, one of 22 presidential candidates in Liberia's 11 October elections.
  • [Sudan] Recently burnt homes in Tawilla, Darfur.
    Security forces have been implicated in attacks on villages in Darfur
  • [Malawi] Southern Malawian villagers survive on water lilies from the crocodile-infested river Shire. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
  • [Malawi] An irrigation scheme drawing water from the river Shire in southern Malawi with the help of a canal. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
  • [Lebanon] Unemployed Lebanese man Walid al-Hayek and his family at their house in Beddawi refugee camp, Tripoli, northern Lebanon in October 2005. Poverty forced them to move from the town of Tripoli into the Palestinian refugee camp where life was cheape
    Poverty forced Walid al-Hayek and his family into a refugee camp
  • [Liberia] Tens of thousands of supporters turned out for George Weah's final election rally in the Liberian capital, Monrovia. The West African nation heads to the polls to pick a new president on 11 October. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/08]
    Weah supporters turn out en masse before the first round vote
  • [Malawi] Villagers in the southern Nsanje district await transport to ferry food aid back home. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
    Some communities – like here in the southern Nsanje district – remain food insecure
  • [Liberia] A campaign poster for George Weah, one of 22 presidential candidates in Liberia's 11 October elections.
  • [Malawi] A cooperative farming effort involving 96 Malawian farmers in the south has benefited from an irrigation scheme drawing water from the river Shire. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
    Poor countries like Malawi are already feeling the impact of climate change-farmers have begun planting faster-maturing crops
  • [Malawi] Southern Malawian villagers receive a monthly ration of maize in the Nsanje district from the World Food Programme. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
    WFP expects to feed 2.4 million people in January
  • [Sudan] IDPs who recently arrived in ZamZam camp, North Darfur.
    Women IDPs in Darfur.
  • [Malawi] A child recovering from Kwashikor in a Nutritional Rehabilitation Unit in the Nsanje district. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
    Some five million Malawians are threatened by the food crisis
  • [Sudan] Hawa Wadi Kogere, a 75-year old IDP at ZamZam camp near El Fasher, North Darfur.
    Hawa Wadi Kogere.
  • [Liberia] Soccer millionaire George Weah has attracted lots of younger Liberian voters to his campaign. Presidential and parliamentary elections are due to be held on 11 October. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
    Two out of five Liberian voters are 27 or under
  • [Somalia] Mark Bradbury, Somaliland analyst.
    Mark Bradbury, Somaliland analyst.
  • [Liberia] A supporter of Liberian presidential candidate Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf decks himself out in campaign posters. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
    Mme Sirleaf, première femme chef d'Etat au Liberia et en Afrique
  • [Malawi] A child recovering from Kwashikor in a Nutritional Rehabilitation Unit in the Nsanje district. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
    Several million children suffer from vitamin and mineral deficiencies worldwide

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