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  • [Yemen] An arms merchant displays two old British revolvers, while modern Russian weapons hang on the wall of his shop. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/02]
    An arms merchant displays his wares in his shop in Yemen
  • [Senegal] Artisanal or traditional fishing boats in their bright colours on the beach at Soumbedioune, Dakar.
    Senegalese fishing boats
  • [Angola - Radio] Angola Adentro - logo
  • [Iraq] A rape victim in Baghdad speaks to IRIN about her traumatic experience. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/12]
    The number abused women in Iraq is increasing, according to officials.
  • [Nepal] Protesters call for democracy on the streets of the Nepali capital.
    Protesting against direct rule by the king in central Kathmandu
  • [South Africa] Sign-language for HIV-negative. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/09]
    Sign-language for "HIV-negative"
  • [South Africa] Acting out life's complexities after testing HIV-positive.
    Les films, la musique, et les artistes en général sont utiles pour relayer les messages de la lutte contre le sida
  • [Sudan] Doodee, a 29-year-old man, and volunteer for the Peace Culture Project (PCP) of Sudan University in Khartoum. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/03]
    Doodee, 29, of the Ngok Dinka people.
  • [Chad] Refugees from Central African Republic are fed at one of the UNHCR camps in southern Chad. Thousands have fled insecurity and economic depression in northern CAR. August 2005.
  • [Chad] Refugees from Central African Republic living in UNHCR camps in southern Chad. They say they are running from insecurity and economic depression in CAR. August 2005.
  • [South Africa] Sign-language for HIV-positive. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/09]
  • [DRC] Mohamed Fall, the administrator of UNICEF's education programme in the DRC. [French: Administrateur du programme éducation de l’Unicef RDC]. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/09]
    Mohamed Fall, the administrator of UNICEF's education programme in the DRC.
  • [Chad] A small child at one of the UNHCR camps (Amboko refugee camp) in southern Chad, near Gore, for refugees from the Central African Republic.
    Un jeune garçon centrafricain dans le camp de réfugiés d'Amboko, près de Gore
  • [Egypt] Voters cast their ballot in Cairo in the first ever contested presidential election. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/07]
    Voting for the country's parliamentary election started on 9 November
  • [Nepal] Child suffering from encephalitis in Nepalganj, the deadly disease affects poor communities during the monsoon period.
    Child suffering from encephalitis in Nepalganj, the deadly disease affects poor communities during the monsoon period
  • [Egypt] Voters cast their ballot in Cairo in the first ever contested presidential election. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/07]
    Voters cast their ballot in Cairo in the first ever contested presidential election.
  • [Syria] Azah was one of six women from different backgrounds to be given a rare chance to discuss religion and take photographs.
    Azah was one of six women from different backgrounds to be given a rare chance to discuss religion and take photographs.
  • [Egypt] Enough says a boy during Kefaya demonstrations to boycott elections. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/07]
  • [Egypt] Mahmoud Aly of the Egyptian Group for Democratic Development receives phone calls from monitors in the field informing him of an irregularities taking place. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/07]
  • [Egypt] Kifaya demonstrators march down the streets of central Cairo announcing the nullity of current presidential elections in Egypt. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/07]
    Kifaya supporters in Cairo demonstrating earlier against the September presidential polls.
  • [Syria] Catholic priest Paolo Dall'Oglio has made his monastery a place for Muslims and Christians to get to know each other. [Date picture taken: 2005/05/20]
    Father Paolo Dall'Oglio searches for common ground between Christians and Muslims
  • [Syria] UNRWA vocational training college for refugees. College Principal Fawzi Al-Madfaa wants to boost employment among Palestinian refugees. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/05]
    College principal Fawzi Al-Madfaa wants to boost employment among refugees.
  • [Syria] Professor Joshua Landis: "Syrian Christians do not have a region where they are the majority" [Date picture taken: 2005/04/26]
  • [Syria] UNRWA vocational training college for refugees. Damascus Training Centre graduate Hadia Shreh in the office she now works in. UNRWA vocational training college for refugees. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/05]
  • [Egypt] Egyptian opposition candidate Ayman Nour greeting supporters during a rally in the Mediterranean city of Port Said. [Date picture taken: 2005/08/19]
    Opposition leader Ayman Nour
  • [Egypt] Opposition presidential candidate, Noman Gomaa. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/04]
    Human rights groups call on people to vote for opposition candidates such as Noman Gomaa
  • [Nigeria] People demonstrate in front of the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ) after the withdrawal of Fred Adegboye, a student who disclosed his HIV-status in June 2004, Lagos, Nigeria.
    Manifestantes exigem a reintegração de Fred Adegboye.
  • [Niger] Mother with her malnourished child in MSF therapeutic feeding centre in Zinder town, Zinder district, Niger. July 2005.
    Une mère et son enfant malnutri venus chercher de l'aide dans un centre de nutrition de MSF
  • [Nigeria] Placards on the gate of Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ) during a rally to protest about the withdrawal of Fred Adegboye, a student who disclosed his HIV-status in June 2004, Lagos, Nigeria.
    Rendre les mariages entre personnes du même sexe illégaux serait contre-productif face au sida, plaide des activistes
  • [Nigeria] Fred Adegboye (right), a journalist student expelled for having HIV, and Pat Matemilola, National Coordinator of NEPWHAN (Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria) at a press conference in May 2004.
  • [Niger] Mother tries to feed her hungry child from her shrivelled breast as she waits for food handouts in Bamou village, Niger, July 2005.
  • [Niger] Mother waits with her malnourished child at a food distribution site Bamou village, Niger, July 2005.
    Une mère attend avec son enfant malnutri devant un centre de distribution alimentaire dans le village de Bamou, au Niger, en juillet 2005.

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