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  • [Iraq] Iraq refugees who have returned home are living in old government 
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    The displaced people are living rough.
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    Government shuts down 52 medical faculties due to poor standards.
  • [Iraq] This house was raided in Baghdad by Iraqi soldiers.
    This house was raided in Baghdad by Iraqi soldiers.
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    Syria's progress on human rights is again under scrutiny
  • [Afghanistan] Northeast Badakhshan was one of the few provinces never conquered by the Taliban.
  • [Afghanistan] Armed men talking tough in Kunduz.
    Up to 100,000 members of illegal armed groups in Afghanistan are to be disbanded
  • [Mali] The Network of people working with children at risk, RIOEV, tries to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among street children in the opened center for kids downtown Bamako, May 25 2005.
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  • [Afghanistan] Badakshan police during a military parade exercise in Faizabad.
  • [Uzbekistan] Navot has transformed her simple two room home in Karshi into a bakery as well.
    Navot has transformed her simple two room home in Karshi into a bakery as well
  • [Syria] Children learn about a healthy environment.
    Children in Damascus learn about how to preserve the environment.
  • [Iraq] Water treatment unit in Baghdad.
    There is not enough water in the rivers to generate much-needed hydroelectric power (file photo)
  • [Syria] Children learn about a healthy environment.
    The lucky children are in school.
  • [Nepal] ICRC Nepal chief Friedrun Medert.
    ICRC Nepal chief Friedrun Medert
  • Peter Walker, director of the Feinstein International Famine Centre.
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    Peter Walker
  • [Swaziland] Construction worker.
    Local businessmen recently acquired controlling shares in a foreign-owned construction company
  • [Iraq] Children in Sulaimaniyah have been learning about neighbourhood watch.
    Children in Sulaymaniyah have been learning about neighbourhood watch.
  • [Yemen] Government and UNICEF officials announce another rise in polio cases. [Date picture taken: 2005/05/29]
    Officials announcing a rise in polio cases in 2005
  • [Nepal] DfID chief in Nepal Mark Mallalieu say they will not attempt to run development programmes in situations where staff are at risk.
    DFID chief in Nepal Mark Mallalieu says they will not attempt to run development programmes in situations where staff are at risk
  • Urban agglomerations like Tokyo and Mexico city and many others are highly complex major risks, which present the inhabitants, politicians and the insurance industry with huge challenges. <font color="ff0000">* For Disaster Reduction web special only</fon
  • Megacities are exposed not only to natural hazards but also and above all to technological risks, environmental hazards, and terrorist attacks. <font color="ff0000">* For Disaster Reduction web special only</font>
  • Hydro-meteorological natural disasters are more frequent than even: visiting disproportionately higher damage on poorer communities far  than developed countries where risk reduction and early warning measure exists and where property is insured. <font co
  • [Iraq] Children in Sulaimaniyah have been learning about neighbourhood watch.
  • [Iraq] Artefacts stolen from Baghdad museum.
  • [Iraq] Artefacts stolen from Baghdad museum.
  • [Iraq] Artefacts stolen from Baghdad museum.
  • [Senegal] DROUGHT: Cracked earth from lack of water and baked from the heat of the sun forms a pattern in the Nature Reserve of Popenguine, Senegal. <font color="ff0000">* For Disaster Reduction web special only</font>
    Severe drought means 2.5 million Afghan’s face an imminent food crisis
  • POLLUTION: Years of poorly regulated emissions from modern industry have contributed to climate change and  less predictable weather paterns. Experts say the main cause of increased natural disasters is climate change. <font color="ff0000">* For Disaster
    Years of poorly regulated emissions have made the earth warmer
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Piere Schori, special UN representative for Cote d'Ivoire, meets Moroccan peacekeepers in the northern rebel-held town of Bouake. May 2005.

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