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  • [Angola] Moxico, Satchifunda village.
  • [Angola] Moxico, Satchifunda School.
  • [Angola] Moxico, elder.
    Ignorância, vergonha e culpa impedem aos homens de tratar das DTS
  • [Angola] Moxico, Children eat WFP porridge.
  • [Angola] Moxico, children drinking water.
  • [Angola] Moxico, boy awaiting SF meal.
  • [Angola] Huambo, main market.
  • [Angola] Huambo, FFW projects help build schools.
  • [Iran] The public execution of the youths has drawn sharp criticism of Iran's legal system.
    The public execution of the youths has drawn sharp criticism of Iran's legal system
  • [Iran] The two teenagers were executed on 19 July.
    The two teenagers were executed on 19 July
  • [Nepal] Amar Bahadur Karki of the Kosi Flood Victims Group in far east Nepal showing the 2km land wiped out by the land erosion.
    Amar Bahadur Karki of the Kosi Flood Victims Group surveys 2 km of land wiped out by erosion
  • [Angola] Huambo, FFW projects help build schools.
    Angolans hope that with peace will come development
  • [Uganda] UNICEF Executive Director, Ann Veneman, talks to children displaced by war at Palenga IDP camp, near Gulu town. The chief mediator in thenorthern Uganda conflict, Betty Bigombe, is with her. 23 July 2005.
    UNICEF Executive Director, Ann Veneman, talks to displaced children at Palenga, near Gulu town, during a recent visit.
  • [Angola] School feeding - SAntonio.
    School feeding ensures kids get some nutrition
  • [Guinea-Bissau] Presidential candidate and former military ruler Joao Bernardo "Nino" Vieira campaigning in downtown Bissau on June 17 2005 for Guinea-Bissau's June 19 presidential election.
    Presidential candidate and former military ruler Joao Bernardo Vieira
  • [Uganda] UNICEF Executive Director, Ann Veneman, talks to children displaced by war in northern Uganda on 23 July 2005.
    Veneman talks to children during an earlier visit to northern Uganda.
  • [Sudan] A displaced semi-nomadic Arab man from Maharia-Riziegat tribe, near Fagu, north of Kabkabiya, Darfur. July 2005.
    A nomadic man from the Maharia-Riziegat community pictured near Kabkabiya.
  • [Angola] Moxico, Returnees receive food in reception center.
    Returnees receive food at a reception centre in Moxico province
  • [Sudan] Destroyed village of Kamungo just east of Kabkabiya town, North Darfur state, July 2005.
    Un village détruit dans le Nord-Darfour. Le déploiement d'une force hybride ONU-UA devrait contribuer à améliorer l'accès humanitaire
  • [Uganda]  UNICEF Executive Director, Ann Veneman, pumps water for children displaced by war in northern Uganda at Palenga IDP camp near Gulu on 23 July, 2005.
    Veneman pumping water for children at Palenga IDP camp, northern Uganda.
  • [Jordan] Pop star Ricky Martin visits Dar al-Aman child safety centre in Amman.
    Pop star Ricky Martin visits Dar al-Aman child safety centre in Amman
  • [Angola] Bie, Former Angolan refugees awaiting monthly food distribution.
    More than 10 million people are in need of food aid in Southern Africa
  • [Angola] Bie, General food distribution for returnees in Bie.
    Race to reach the hungriest in time
  • [Jordan] Pop star Ricky Martin visits Dar al-Aman child safety centre in Amman.
  • [Angola] Huambo, FFW beneficiaries cooking lunch.
  • [Angola] Bie, TB patients in Kuito hospital.
    About two million people die every year from TB
  • [Angola] Bie, Kuito Hospital.
  • [Angola] Bie, General food distribution for returnees in Bie.
    About US$2 billion worth of food aid makes its way around the globe every year
  • [Angola] Bie, Children of patients.
  • [Angola] Benguela, Malnourished child in hospital.
  • [Lebanon] Trucks stuck at the Syrian border. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/13]
    Trucks stuck at the Syrian border.
  • [Syria] University students in Syria.
    Major reform is needed in Syria's education system, report says

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