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  • [Zimbabwe] Anxious woman waits to hear whether her home will be destroyed on government orders. July 2005
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  • [Iraq] Destruction in Fallujah.
    Roughly 60 percent of houses in Fallujah were destroyed in clashes in 2005
  • [Yemen] Journalists gather in Sana to discuss press freedom. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/13]
    Journalists gather in Sana to discuss press freedom
  • [Iraq] Parents demonstrate outside Green Zone following attack on children in Baghdad.
    Parents demonstrate outside Green Zone, following the Baghdad attack in which at least 26 children were killed
  • [Kyrgyzstan] This man near Jalal-Abad knocked his house down on government orders prior to relocation to a region less vulnerable to natural disasters - but no money for a new house on a new site has been forthcoming.
    This man near Jalal-Abad knocked his house down on government orders prior to relocation to a region less vulnerable to natural disasters - but no money for a new house on a new site has been forthcoming.
  • [Pakistan] Flooding in July in Punjab.
    Up to 600,000 acres of land in Punjab were affected by flooding
  • [Benin] Benin's president Mathieu Kerekou has said he will retire in 2006.
    President Mathieu Kerekou has said he will stand down at the end of his term
  • [Benin] President Mathieu Kerekou of Benin, July 2005.
    President Mathieu Kerekou is barred from running for re-election
  • [Benin] President Mathieu Kerekou of Benin, July 2005.
    President Mathieu Kerekou in July 2005
  • [Iraq] Farmers say they need increased supplies of seed and equipment in order to make a good living.
    Large tracts of once fertile agricultural land are becoming semi-desert (file photo)
  • [Syria] The new report on poverty in Syria was launched in Damascus.
    The new report on poverty in Syria was launched in Damascus.
  • [Djibouti] A poster used by the gov't to educate mothers at clinics about the harmfuil effects of FGM.
    A poster used to educate mothers in Djibouti about the harmful effects of FGM.
  • [Swaziland] Jobs are hard to come by.
    Jobs are hard to come by
  • [Rwanda] Fidele Kayira, Coordinator of the "Ubudehe", a Rwanda initiative that seeks to extend non-payable loans to the poor in the rural areas. [Date picture taken: 2005/07/08 - Kigali]
    The coordinator of Rwanda's ubudehe policy, Fidele Kayira.
  • [Yemen] Yemeni girls preparing for marriage to wealthy Arabs - often the unions are short term and exist primarily for the sexual gratification of the man.
    Young Yemeni girls preparing for marriage to wealthy Arabs. Under the new amendments, children younger than 17 iares not allowed to marry unless it is deemed by a judge to be in their best interests
  • [Iraq] Intellectuals in Baghdad call for a constitution that respects human rights and free speech and political pluralism.
    Intellectuals in Baghdad call for a constitution that respects human rights and free speech and political pluralism
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Delivering relief supplies in southern Kyrgyzstan.
    Unloading relief supplies for distribution in and around Nookat in southern Kyrgyzstan
  • [Swaziland] Children in class.
    Children in class - the government wants to keep them there
  • [Djibouti] An Afar community living in drought-stricken Buia region, near the Ethiopian border.
    Soaring food prices and persistent drought have particularly hurt the poor
  • [Iraq] This man paid US $3,000 for a new kidney - poverty is driving the trade in illagal organ sales in Iraq.
    This man paid US $3,000 for a new kidney - poverty is driving the trade in illegal organs in Iraq
  • [Zimbabwe] Household goods are thrown out as a family complies with instructions to demolish a cottage marked illegal in Epworth (5 July 2005).
    Thousands of urban families were relocated to rural areas
  • [Mali] Awa Coulibaly, who lives with the virus for five years, urges on rehabilitation of HIV-positive people in working places, Sikasso, east Mali, May 2005.
    Licenciée parce que devenue ‘inefficace’ pour son employeur, A. a trouvé dans le militantisme de quoi satisfaire son besoin d’action
  • [Zimbabwe] A residential structured marked with a black cross in Epworth (5 July 2005) as a sign that it should be demolished.
    The forced eviction campaign has left more than 375,000 people homeless
  • [Djibouti] A khat seller in Djibouti City.
    A khat seller in Djibouti City.
  • [Guinea] Supporters of Alpha Conde, the main political rival of ailing Guinean President Lansana Conte, who returned to Conakry on 3 July, 2005 after two years abroad.
    Opposition supporters at a rally earlier this year
  • [Swaziland] Taxi rank in Manzini.
    Taxi rank in Manzini
  • [Djibouti] Dr Robert Thiel, an American volunteer from the Red Sea Mission, in his clinic in Arhiba, a slum in Djibouti city.
    Robert Thiel, a volunteer from the Red Sea Mission, in his clinic in Arhiba, a slum in Djibouti city.
  • [Djibouti] Arhiba slum in Djibouti City where 20,000 people live.
    Arhiba slum in Djibouti City where 20,000 people live.
  • [Djibouti] Dikina Mohamed and her children inside their house in Arhiba, a slum in Djibouti City.
    Children living in the Djibouti slums are at particular risk of malnutrition, according to aid agencies
  • [Afghanistan] Flooding along the Kabul river.
    Flooding along the Kabul river has affected local people and Afghan refugees

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