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  • [Angola - Radio] IRIN trainer Andre Mussamo instructing the next generation of Angolan journalists.
  • [Angola - Radio] IRIN trainer Andre Mussamo instructs stringer Zita Victor of NGO Africare in how to operate a mini-disc recorder.
    Media laws could compromise the validity of the forthcoming elections
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Hundreds of Muslim women attending an AIDS awareness campagn in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire, May 2005.
    De nombreuses femmes musulmanes sont illettrées et donc plus exposées à l’infection au VIH.
  • [Pakistan] A young Afghan girl at a refugee camp outside Karachi.
    Despite her beauty, many parts of Pakistani society still prefer boys
  • [Pakistan] A young Afghan girl outside a refugee camp in Karachi.
  • [Pakistan] A young Afghan girl outside a refugee camp in Karachi.
  • [Iraq] IRCS sends supplies to al- Qaim.
    The IRCS is sending much needed supplies to al- Qaim.
  • [Swaziland] Swazi men attend HIV/AIDS lecture.
    Swazi men attend HIV/AIDS lecture
  • [Afghanistan] Actors rehearsing a new soap opera dealing with rural development.
    Rehearsing an episode of the new soap
  • [Iraq] Children in Iraq are forced to carry out intensive labour for long hours.
    Children in Iraq are forced to carry out intensive labour for long hours.
  • [Syria] Helping the disabled in Syria.
    There are some 120,000 physically disabled people in Syria.
  • [Nepal] Rural Nepalis queueing for government food.
    Queueing for government food - many parts of Nepal do not grow enough to feed the population
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] Signboard in Sao Tome city urges people to use condoms to prevent the spread of AIDS.
    Ignorance of HIV/AIDS remains dangerously widespread
  • [Togo] ANEHO, TOGO: Market in Aneho remains virtually empty after residents fled post-poll violence in Togo. May 2005.
    Le marché d'Aneho pratiquement déserté par la population, après les émeutes qui ont suivi les élections
  • [Syria] Helping the disabled in Syria.
  • [Sao Tome & Principe] Women wash clothes at Monte Cafe, a run-down coffee estate on Sao Tome island.
  • [Nepal] Ian Martin, chief of UN rights monitoring in Nepal.
    Newly appointed personal respresentative of UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, Ian Martin
  • [Mauritania] The Caravan for hope tries to break AIDS taboos in southern Mauritania, May 2005.
    Une équipe de 25 animateurs a préparé le spectacle ‘spécial VIH’ donné à la tombée de la nuit devant un public nombreux et attentif
  • [Sierra Leone] Helicopter boarding by UNAMSIL Kenyan soldiers during a quick reaction force, air mobility exercise on Local Elections Day, at Hastings airbase, Freetown area.
    UNAMSIL troops are set to be out of Sierra Leone by the end of 2005
  • [DRC] South African contingent members getting ready to guard the makeshift IDP camp during the June 2004 crisis when dissident troops took over Bukavu. Bukavu, DRC. 4 June 2004.
    South African peacekeepers in the DRC getting ready to guard a camp for displaced people
  • [Mauritania] A young public listens attentively to the Caravan for hope, which tries to break AIDS taboos in southern Mauritania, Mbagne, May 2005.
  • [Mauritania] The Caravan for hope tries to break AIDS taboos in southern Mauritania, May 2005.
  • A UN peacekeeper inspects a weapon surrendered. As a result of the Disarmament, Demobilization, Rehabilitation and Reintegration (DDRR) programme, more than 100,000 combatants were disarmed and demobilized, including 22,000 women, 8,500 boys and 2,500 gir
  • [Pakistan] For men like Tariq, dealing with one's own sexuality has been a major battle.
    For men like Tariq, dealing with one's own sexuality has been a major battle
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Lydie Akesse, 35, is HIV-positive and vice-president of the main Ivorian association of women living with AIDS. May 2005.
    Lydie Akesse s'est engagée à donner un visage au sida en Côte d’Ivoire
  • [DRC] "When one was finished the next would start."
    Une victime de viol. La violence sexuelle était utilisée comme une arme de terreur
  • [DRC] "The day before yesterday I was raped in Goma."
    The true cost of democracy
  • [Swaziland] Swazi labour march.
    Protests are being planned against the country's new constitution
  • [Liberia] Displaced Liberians will not be able to vote in October's elections unless they leave the camps and return home.
    Displaced Liberians can put themselves on the electoral register in camps but they must go home to vote in October
  • [Uzbekistan] Uzbek protesters outside the US embassy in Tashkent.
    Protesters camped outside the US embassy in Tashkent - the demonstration was broken up by police
  • [Syria] Golan Hospital.
    Thousands of people from Qunaytirah city now have access to good healthcare at the newly opened Golan Hospital.
  • [Afghanistan] Women demonstrate in Kabul after a triple murder and two other killings of women in the past two weeks.
    Women in Kabul protest against the rise in 'honour' killings

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