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  • [Nigeria] Hausa Fulani herder leads cattle to graze on the farmland allocated to the Zimbabwe farmers in Shonga, central Nigeria.
    Fulani herder leading cattle to graze in central Nigeria (file photo)
  • [Somalia] Abass Hassan Mohamed.
    Abass Hassan Mohamed.
  • [Iraq] Demonstration in Baghdad against eviction from government buildings.
  • [Iraq] Demonstration in Baghdad against eviction from government buildings.
  • [DRC] Internally displaced people (IDPs) in a camp in Ituri, the north-eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), June 2005. The country’s five-year civil war ended in 2002, but persistent ethnic fighting and revolts have continued in
    Un camp pour déplacés internes dans l'est de la RDC, une région où les civils continuent à être victimes de nombreux actes de violence
  • [Sudan] El Fateh IDP before it was demolished. 02 Feb 2005.
    El Fateh IDP settlement before it was demolished.
  • [DRC] An assortment of weapons surrendered by militiamen during a disarmament exercise in Aru tow, Ituri District, eastern DRC.
    Weapons surrendered during a disarmament exercise in Ituri. The conflict claimed 60,000 civilian lives
  • [Ethiopia] EU elections chief observer, Ana Gomes.
    EU's chief election observer, Ana Gomes
  • [DRC] Soldiers from the United Nations Organisation Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) watching over a camp of internally displaced people (IDPs) in Ituri, the north-eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), June 2
    UN peacekeepers in DRC
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Pro-government demonstration in Bishkek as more of the south falls under the control of opposition protesters.
    An estimated 10,000 people gathered in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek in support of President Askar Akayev on Tuesday as the south of the country slipped further under the control of opposition protesters.
  • [DRC] Ex-combatants await DDR processing in Aru, Ituri District, eastern DRC.
  • [DRC] The IDP camp in Tche, Ituri District, eastern DRC.
  • [Pakistan] A young child suffering from cataracts.
  • [DRC] Albrecht Conze, deputy political director of MONUC. 17 March 2005.
    Albrecht Conze, deputy political director of MONUC.
  • [Iraq] Non-Muslim Iraqi women say that they won’t change what they wear.
    Non-Muslim Iraqi women say they won’t change what they wear.
  • [Pakistan] Edhi already maintains the largest private ambulance service in the world.
    Mohammad Asif says he can respond to an emergency within 10 minutes
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Election protests in Osh.
    Protests continue in Osh and other southern cities
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Injured protestor in southern Kyrgyzstan.
    One of many protesters treated for head injuries on Sunday after security forces ejected them from government buildings they occupied in protest at rigged elections
  • [Nepal] More than 1,000 kamaiya families live in absolute poverty at the Liberated Kamaiya Camp in Kalika village, near the Bardiya highway, about 570 km far west of Kathmandu. This is just one small example of how the rest of over 100,000 kamaiyas are in
    More than 1,000 Kamaiya families live in absolute poverty at the 'Liberated Kamaiya Camp' in Kalika village, near the Bardiya highway, about 570 km west of Kathmandu.
  • [Senegal] HIV-positive man who left his company to fight against AIDS, Dakar, March 2005.
    Limamou a préféré quitter l’entreprise pour laquelle il travaillait afin d’aider ses compatriotes à apprendre à vivre avec le virus
  • [Iraq] Firdous al-Abadi, spokeswomen for the IRCS.
  • [Pakistan] Edhi operators man the phones 24 hours a day.
    The report calls for a physical space where humanitarians and volunteer communities can meet (file photo)
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Election protests in Osh.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Busy street in Bangui, capital of the Central African Republic.
    Les antirétroviraux ne sont disponibles que dans la capitale Bangui, et notamment chez les ‘Amis d’Afrique’
  • [Mauritania] HIV/AIDS sensibilisation programme in Nouadhibou, March 2005.
    Quelques panneaux, le long des avenues désertes de Nouadhibou, témoignent des efforts consentis par les autorités pour informer les populations sur les dangers du VIH
  • [Mauritania] Fishermen in Nouadhibou, March 2005.
    Nouadhibou is one of the busiest ports in northwest Africa
  • [Niger] A family, arrive at the ceremony held on 5th march in In Ates, 277km north west of Niger, where 7000 people held in slavery in Niger were expected to be released. No one would speak out on the day claiming to be slaves or to announce the existence
    Un tiers de la population nigérienne risque de connaître la faim cette année
  • [Niger] A young girl, identified as slaves by Timidria, Niger's leading anti-slavery organisation, watch silently at a meeting organised to liberate 7000 slaves, on 5th March, in In Ates in far west Niger, as their masters spoke out stating slavery does
    Niger, the poorest country in the world according to the UN
  • [Niger] One of the Tuareg tribal leaders who gathered at a ceremony on 5th March when more than 7,000 people held in slavery in Niger were expected to be released. The chief backtracked on promises to free all the slaves his people own. This man, said to
    Touareg tribal leader
  • [Niger] Two men squat in deep discussion behind the meeting held on 5th march in In Ates, 277km north west of Niger, where 7,000 people held in slavery in Niger were expected to be released. Rights groups were dismayed when the district's chief backtracke
  • [Niger] A young slave girl runs frightened behind her master. She is one of 43,000 people enslaved in the West African country or Niger - they will earn no money for their efforts. Most will be physically and often sexually abused. Rights groups accuse th
    Niger was hit by severe drought in 2004
  • [Niger] Sabila, 15 has been repeatedly mistreated by her slave master, often being raped. She was born into slavery. She is one of among 43,000 people enslaved in the West African country - who earn no money for their efforts. Most are physically and ofte
    Selon les activistes, les actes de violence envers les femmes sont fréquents mais restent un sujet tabou au Niger

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