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  • [Swaziland] Petros Hlope.
    Petros Hlope.
  • [Kenya] The poor appeal for support.
  • [Kenya] The ActionAid bus "carrying" the voices of the poor to the G8 summit.
    The ActionAid bus "carrying" the voices of the poor to the G8 summit, pictured in Nairobi.
  • [Kenya] Elderly slum dweller Mary Wanjiku Munene voices her problems.
  • [Kenya] Part of the Kibera slum in Nairobi.
  • [Madagascar] Fisherman working coastal waters off Madagascar. Coastal fishing in the South West Indian Ocean provides local communities with most of their animal protein.
    Fishermen working coastal waters off Madagascar
  • [Niger] Azara with her daughter and son…children of rape and her slave master.
    Azara with her daughter and son.
  • [Syria] Equipment donated to hospital in Qunaytirah.
  • [Togo] Ilguilas Weila, president of Niger's pioneering anti-slavery organisation Timidria, was arrested at the end of April.
  • [Senegal] The mission of the Society for Women against AIDS in Africa (SWAA) is to empower women to prevent and mitigate the impacts of HIV/AIDS epidemic.
    Health officials say low-HIV Senegal must remain vigilant
  • [Senegal] Mrs Gifty A. Baka, Executive Director of the Society for Women against AIDS in Africa (SWAA) International, based in Dakar, Senegal. May 2005.
  • [Senegal] The Society for Women against AIDS in Africa (SWAA) launched a campaign to promote female condoms, which ended in 2004.
    The high cost of the female condom has prevented many women from accessing it
  • [Togo] This Togolese opposition supporter fled his home town of Aneho after being attacked by memebers of the ruling RPT party with machetes. Thousands of Togolese refugees have fled to Benin and Ghana after violence erupted following a disputed 24 April
    Togolese refugee says he was attacked by ruling party supporters
  • [Togo] Tens of Togolese children fled to safety in Benin on their own after violence erupted in the wake of disputed presidential elections in April. They have no idea where their parents are.
    Togolese children who fled
  • [Burundi] Elysée Nduwimana, 30, HIV-positive, works as health mediator at the main association of people living with AIDS, May 2005.
    Il y a sept ans, quand Elysée Nduwimana a appris sa séropositivité, il voulait se suicider. Il est aujourd’hui marié et père d’un enfant séronégatif.
  • [Togo] Togolese refugees wait with the belongings they managed to carry at the Hilakondji border station in Benin to be taken to camps. They have fled their homeland after violence erupted following a disputed 24 April presidential poll.
    Togolese refugees with their belongings. At the height of the crisis several thousand were crossing into Benin each week
  • [Burundi] Dr Marie-Josée Mbuzenakamwe coordinates the Turiho center for HIV positive people in the Bujumbura capital.
  • [Togo] Togolese refugees wait at the Hilakondji border station in Benin. They have fled their homeland after violence erupted following a disputed 24 April presidential poll.
  • [Togo] Togolese refugees at Come camp in neighbouring Benin wait for calm to return back home. April 2005.
    Togolese refugees at Come camp in Benin
  • [Iraq] Iraqi children suffering from epilepsy also suffer from a shortage of medicine.
    Iraqi children suffering from epilepsy also suffer from a shortage of medicine.
  • [Yemen] Journalists in Yemen have rejected a new draft of the press and publications law. [Date picture taken: 2005/04/28]
    Yemeni journalists have rejected a new draft of the press and publications law.
  • [Togo] Togolese refugees wait at the Hilakondji border station in Benin. They have fled their homeland after violence erupted following a disputed 24 April presidential poll.
  • [Swaziland] Naomi Gule in her vegetable garden.
    Naomi Gule in her vegetable garden.
  • [Swaziland] The 'Play pump' in the Lubilini primary school.
    The "play pump" not only entertains, but draws water out of the ground
  • [Somalia] Women preparing their wares in Hargeysa market.
    Women traders in Hargeysa market
  • [Swaziland] Drought-hit field.
    Poor rainfall in recent years has led to perennial water shortages
  • [Somalia] A Somali woman selling khat in Hargeysa.
    The Islamic Courts gone, sales of narcotic khat are once again flourishing
  • [Iraq] Mass graves in Iraq.
    Some 315 mass graves have been found in Iraq since the US-led conflict to oust Saddam in March 2003.
  • [DRC] Joseph Mavinga Tubi.
    Joseph Mavinga Tubi.
  • [Kenya] Mohammud Abdi Ahmad has lived 14 years in the Dadaab refugee camp.
    Mohammud Abdi Ahmad has lived 14 years in the Dadaab refugee camp.
  • [Kenya] Abass Hassan Mohamed in his home, Ifo Camp, Dadaab, Kenya. April ‘05.
    Abass Hassan Mohamed in his home, Ifo Camp, Dadaab, Kenya.
  • [Iraq] Mass graves in Iraq.

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