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  • [Kenya] Ezekiel Langat holding a title deed for a school destroyed during evictions of "encroachers" from Mau Forest, southwestern Kenya, in June 2005.
    Ezekiel Lang'at holds a title for a school destroyed in the June 2005 evictions.
  • [Guinea] Alpha Conde, the leader of the main opposition party Guinean People's Rally (RPG), returned to Conakry on July 3, 2005 after two years of self-imposed exile.
    Retour à Conakry du leader de l'oppositon, Alpha Condé
  • [Afghanistan] Mohammad Hanif Atmar, Afghan Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development.
    Mohammad Hanif Atmar, Afghan Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development
  • USAID representative in Tanzania, Pamela White.
    The USAID representative in Tanzania, Pamela White.
  • [Burundi] Children at June UNICEF forum in Bujumbura.
    Children at June UNICEF forum in Bujumbura.
  • [Kenya] Weapons go up in flames during a ceremony to destroy illegal arms in Nairobi on 29 June, 2005.
    Weapons go up in flames during destruction of illegal arms in Nairobi on 29 June, 2005.
  • [Sudan] John Garang (right - June 1945 - July 2005) and Arap Moi at the meeting of southern Sudanese armed groups in Nairobi.
    Garang (right) and Moi at the meeting of southern Sudanese armed groups in Nairobi.
  • Mrs. Anna Kajumulo Tibaijuka joined UN-HABITAT as Executive Director in September 2000. Today she is the highest ranking African woman in the United Nations system.
    UN special envoy Anna Tibaijuka is in Zimbabwe assessing the situation
  • [Afghanistan] Flooded tea room in Badakhshan province.
    Flooded tea room in Badakhshan province
  • [Djibouti] Children at a vaccination centre in Djibouti city.
    The government of Djibouti is working with partners, such as UNICEF, to eradicate malnutrition by 2015, according to Mohamed Aden Ahmed, the medical doctor in charge of nutrition in the Ministry of Health
  • [Swaziland] Family harvesting mangoes.
    Mangoes could prove to be a lucrative cash crop, say experts
  • [Djibouti] Mohammed Gedi vaccinating children in Djibouti City.
    Mohammed vaccinating children in Djibouti City.
  • [Benin] Child working at a quarry in Benin where stone is crushed into gravel, June 2005.
    Enfant travaillant dans une carrière au Bénin
  • [Liberia] Liberia's elections are due to be held on 11 October 05, the final chapter in the country's transition to democracy after 14 years of civil war.
    Les bailleurs internationaux veulent combattre la corruption avant les élections au Liberia
  • [Liberia] 'The Rise and Fall of Charles Taylor' -- the Sunday matinee showing at Zwedru's ramshackle cinema. Liberia, June 2005.
  • [Benin] Beninese children crushing stones into gravel at a quarry at Tchatchegou, north of the capital Cotonou, June 2005.
    The two states believe some 1,800 children from Benin have been trafficked to Congo (file photo)
  • [Somalia] The MV Semlow vessel that was commandeered off the Somali coast.
    The MV Semlow vessel that was commandeered off the Somali coast.
  • [Sudan] Child soldiers at an SPLM/A training centre in southern Sudan, May 2005.
    Reconciliation could lead to disarmament of child fighters in southern Sudan.
  • [Sudan] Child soldiers at an SPLM/A training centre in southern Sudan, May 2005.
    Two months ago soldiers fought with civilians in Rumbek
  • [Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan] Uzbek asylum seekers in the new Sasyk camp.
    Uzbek asylum seekers in the new Sasyk camp - waiting for a decision on their status and future
  • [Afghanistan] Mohammad Tamim Nuristani, the newly appointed governor of Nuristan.
    Mohammad Tamim Nuristani, the newly appointed governor of Nuristan, is crying out for international support for his isolated province
  • [Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan] Uzbek asylum seekers in Sasyk camp discuss their fate while trying to escape scorching heat.
  • [Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan] Many male Uzbek asylum seekers in Sasyk camp do not have things to keep them busy.
  • [Iraq] Karablila damage following US offensive in and around the town against insurgents.
    Karabila - damage to property in the town following a recent US offensive against insurgents
  • [Egypt] Human rights activists demand elimination of torture. [Date picture taken: 2005/06/26]
    Human rights activists in Cairo demand elimination of torture.
  • [Iran] A woman votes on Iran's presidential run offs on Friday 24 June 2005.
    A woman votes in Iran's presidential run-off on Friday 24 June
  • [Afghanistan] Former child soldier in Kunduz.
    Mohammad Sarwar, a former child soldier from Imam Sahib district, now makes a living keeping livestock and writing letters for illiterate neighbours
  • [Liberia] Liberians who didn't fight or flee wonder when it will be their turn to get help from the international community. Many are living in precarious conditions. Monrovia, June 2005.
    Survivre : un mode de vie pour de nombreuses personnes dans un Liberia ruiné par la guerre
  • Miloon Kothari is the special rapporteur on the right to adequate housing with the UN Commission on Human Rights.
    Miloon Kothari is the special rapporteur on the right to adequate housing with the UN Commission on Human Rights
  • [Sudan] A Beja man in the rebel-controlled area of eastern Sudan near the Eritrean border.
    Guns galore - disarmament operations in the east have only been partially successful (file photo)

  • [Liberia] Darline Zuahtyu, like many Liberians, is critical of the transitional government. Monrovia, June 2005.
  • [DRC] Bubala Samury.
    Bubala Samury

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