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  • [Iraq] UN Special Representative to Iraq, Ashraf Qazi.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Thousands of protesters on one of Bishkek's squares.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Protester rally in the capital.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Protesters in Bishkek demand Akaev's resignation.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Opposition supporters in Bishkek.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Opposition leaders speak to protesters in Bishkek.
  • [Iraq] Barbers face threats from Islamists due to the services they offer.
    Barbers face threats from Islamists due to the services they offer.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Protesters in Osh mill about the statue of Lenin.
  • [Uganda] Former abductees at the Kichwa Rehabilitation Centre in Kitgum.
    Les enfants d'Ouganda auront bientôt leur propre centre de soins
  • An injured Lord’s Resistance Army fighter, captured in battle by the Uganda People’s Defence Forces and taken to Kitgum Hospital, Uganda, for treatment, 24 March 2005.
  • [Nigeria] Zimbabwean farmers peg out their first farm in Shonga, central Nigeria.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Government seat in the capital stormed.
  • [Nigeria] Nigerian farmers repair their farm truck. They hope to learn about modern farming techniques from the Zimbabweans, who will cultivate land in West Africa having been kicked off their land back home.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] A scene from Bishkek protests.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] An injured protester in Bishkek.
  • [Iraq] Barbers face threats from Islamists due to the services they offer.
  • [Yemen] Teams of health workers are spraying provinces affected by Dengue fever.
    Teams of health workers are spraying provinces affected by dengue fever.
  • [Pakistan] Under current circumstances, 95-year-old Abdul Manan has no plans to return.
    Under current circumstances, 95-year-old Abdul Manan has no plans to return
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Anti-government protests reached the capital.
    Anti-government protests reached the Kyrgyz capital on Wednesday
  • [Angola] Angola's Vice Minister for Health Jose Van Dunem and WHO's representative in Angola, Doctor Diallo Fatoumata Binta.
    Angola's Vice Minister for Health Jose Van Dunem and WHO's representative in Angola, Doctor Diallo Fatoumata Binta
  • [Pakistan] UNHCR office head Kazuhiro Kaneko explains to local Afghans the choices ahead.
  • [Pakistan] Gul Bibi is hoping for a brighter future in her homeland.
  • [Pakistan] One-third of Jadeed's residents have already returned to Afghanistan.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Anti AIDS campaign in Bouake, the rebel-held main city in the centre of Cote d'Ivoire, 2004.
    La prostitution occasionnelle des jeunes filles sur la ligne de front alimente l’épidémie dans les villes de l’intérieur du pays
  • [Iraq] Demonstration in Baghdad against eviction from government buildings.
    Demonstration in Baghdad against eviction from government buildings.
  • [Iraq] Side view of school in Fallujah.
    Many schools have been destroyed in Fallujah.
  • [Senegal] A street standpipe where poorer residents of Dakar come to buy water by the bucket. This one is in Grand Yoff.
    Water provision has improved in Dakar
  • Providing clean drinking water to all Swazis remains a challenge as deepening poverty continues to complicate efforts by Swazi authorities to raise awareness of water-resource management, Swaziland, 22 March 2005. Below-average rainfall in recent years ha
  • [Nigeria] Local farmer in Shonga, central Nigeria. The local government hopes he and others can learn techniques of modern farming from newly-arrived farmers from Zimbabwe.
    Les paysans font partie des bénéficiaires du nouveau projet d'assurance maladie
  • [Nigeria] Zimbabwean farmer John Sawyer (pictured right) taking a tour of the farmland allocated to them in Nigeria. Zimbabwean farmers, kicked off their land back home, have been invited to share their farming expertise in West Africa.
    John Sawyer (à droite) en compagnie d’autres fermiers zimbabwéens faisant le tour de l’exploitation agricole qui leur a été attribuée dans la région centrale du Nigeria
  • [Senegal] Aminata Seck fills up a bucket in her courtyard in Grand Yoff. She puts 25 CFA francs "in the pot" everytime.
  • [Senegal] Mustafa Thiam and his wife. He has been a guardian of a street water pipe in Grand Yoff for 22 years.

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