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  • [Mali] Mothers with malnourished children in Marsi, eastern Mali.
    Mothers with sick children. A common sight in Mali
  • [Niger] Mothers with hungry children lining up at distribution site in Taoa for food handouts
  • [Mali] A young women with her three children, one of which wears the green bracelet to show he is malnourished - Marsi, August 2005.
    Une jeune mère avec ses trois enfants. L'un d'eux porte un bracelet vert au poignet, ce qui indique qu'il souffre de malnutrition
  • [Mali] Chief of the village of Marsi (green turban) in eastern Mali.
  • [Egypt] Ahmed Samih of the Andalus Centre.
  • [Senegal] N’DIOUM refugee camp in the Senegal River valley - home for Mauritanians that fled the country in 1989
    N’dioum refugee camp
  • [Niger] Almost 40 percent of the animal fodder in Niger was reduced to dust after one of the worst droughts in recent years was followed by an invasion of hungry locusts. Now the animals are dying.
    Niger's livestock lie dead, rotting in the sun
  • [Niger] People in Niger are trying to hold on tight to the few livestock that have survived. The FAO wants to help more than 10,000 families who have lost their animals.
  • [Syria] Maha Hassan, human rights activist.
    Syrian-Kurdish journalist and writer, Maha Hassan
  • [Iraq] Teenage boys have become targets for prostitution gangs in Iraq. [Date picture taken: 2005/08/04]
    Teenage boys have become targets for prostitution gangs in Iraq
  • [Nepal] One among hundreds of homes burnt down by vigilante groups in Kapilbastu.
    One among hundreds of homes burnt down by vigilante groups in Kapilbastu
  • [Sudan] Jan Pronk, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in Sudan.
    The head of the United Nations Mission in Sudan, Jan Pronk, who was expelled from Sudan for remarks in his personal web-blog.
  • Campaign to stop violence against women.
  • [Senegal] Some 2,000 Mauritanian refugees live in the camp of Base Ndioum, one of the 283 refugee sites established along the Senegal river in the north-east of Senegal, on the border with Mauritania.
    Réfugiés mauritaniens vivant dans un camp au Sénégal
  • [Madagascar] Antanambe's vigilant natural resource managment committee members. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/28]
    Antanambe's vigilant natural resource managment committee members
  • [Sudan] Vehicles burnt by rioters in Khartoum on 1 August 2005 following the death of Vice President John Garang.
    Vehicles burnt by rioters in Khartoum following the death of Vice President John Garang.
  • [Sudan] Rebels of the Sudan Liberation Army in the Jebel Marra mountain area, South Darfur State.
    Sudan Liberation Army rebels in the Jebel Marra mountain area, South Darfur State.
  • [Senegal] The health clinic of Dagana site, one of the 283 Mauritanian refugees sites settled in the north-east of Senegal, along the Senegal river bordering Mauritania.
  • [Madagascar] Large portions of the rainforest in northeastern Madagascar have been cleared. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/28]
  • [Madagascar] The Malagasy in northeastern Madagascar live in houses constructed with wood. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/28]
  • [Madagascar] The only state-run hospital in Andapa. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/27]
  • [Madagascar] A state-run primary school in Andapa. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/27]
  • [Madagascar] Vanilla pods. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/27]
  • [Madagascar] A small-scale vanilla farmer with his crop. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/27]
  • [Madagascar] Vanilla plantations dot the hillside in northeastern Madagasca. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/27]
  • [Madagascar] A vanilla farmer with his load of produce. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/27]
    Vanilla farmers have lost their livelihood
  • [Madagascar] A doctor examines a patient at the the state-run Intensive Nutritional and Rehabilitation Centre in Antananarivo. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/25]
    Dr Rasoaharimalala examines Rakotoniania and her child before they are discharged
  • [Madagascar] Families watch over drying vanilla pods. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/27]
    Families watch over drying vanilla pods
  • [Madagascar] Making a living in Antananarivo for Raza (right) is a daily grind. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/26]
    Making a living in Antananarivo for Raza (right) is a daily grind
  • [Madagascar] Drying vanilla pods. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/27]
  • [Madagascar] Rice is Madagascar's staple food. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/27]
    Stability and not higher staple food prices is the issue
  • [Madagascar] Children in Antananarivo. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/26]

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