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  • [Nepal] Radio Sagarmatha - one of the most popular in the Kathmandu valley - has been prohibited from carrying news since the state of emergency was declared on 1st February.
    Radio Sagarmatha, one of Nepal's most popular independent radio stations, all FM radio stations have been prohibited from broadcasting news
  • [Syria] Ali H. Al-Za’tari is UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative in Syria.
    Ali H. Al-Za’tari is UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative in Syria.
  • [Rwanda] Vincent Rutaganira, 60, moments before the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) sentenced him to six years imprisonment on 14 March 2005 for his role in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. He had pleaded guilty and will serve only three yea
    Vincent Rutaganira, 60, moments before the UN tribunal sentenced him to six years in prison for his role in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.
  • [South Africa] Joburg street market.
    Many South Africans cannot afford food
  • [South Africa] Hillbrow sunset.
    South Africa's economy is vibrant, but obstacles to investment must be overcome, says World Bank
  • [South Africa] Gentrifying inner-city Joburg.
    Gentrifying inner-city Joburg
  • [Kazakhstan] Working for progress in Semipalatinsk.
  • [Africa] Commission for Africa.
    Members of Blair's Commission for Africa
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Wassa-Wassa police man and new forces rebel in Bouna.
    Un nombre indéterminé de combattants des forces rebelles devront être désarmés
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] New Forces rebels based at Doropo who control trade taht bases through to Burkina Faso in the north east of Cote d'Ivoire.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Vesiliki Keita, New Force's chief of police in Bouna.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Rebels control the border with Burkina Faso. Picture taken at the border village of Tioboulounao, a villager looks on but hangs back from the armed fighter.
    A rebel in Cote d'Ivoire. A new peace deal means the country is no longer split into north and south
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Boats take people and cars across the Ghana Cote d'Ivoire border near Bouna at Vonkoro.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] UN secretary-general's representative in the CAR Lamine Cisse. 1 March 2005.
    Lamine Cisse, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General to the CAR.
  • [Yemen] Womens conference in Sana. [Date picture taken: 2002/01/01]
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] New AIDS screening center opens on Thursday in Ouango a neighbourhod in Bangui. March 10, 2005.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ibemi Ouattara lives in Bondoukou northern Cote d'Ivoire. She left her home town of Bouna after the war started and the twon fell into rebel hands.
    Ibemi Ouattara, left rebel-controlled Bouna for government-controlled Bondoukou
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Cisse Amara and with his neice (back right) and two of his youngest children. They moved to Bondoukou from Bouna when rebels took control of the town. Cisse has a transport company.
  • [Nepal] A Female Health Care Volunteer vaccinates a child in a remote village of Nepal.
    A health care volunteer vaccinates a child in a remote village of Nepal
  • Razor's Edge - The Controversy of Female Genital Mutilation IRIN Web Special.
  • [Kazakhstan] Saliha Azizullah and her children hope to be resettled in Sweden.
    Saliha Azizullah and her children hope to be resettled in Sweden
  • [Senegal] While women contribute a substantial portion to the family income and are a major force in the economy, they hold almost no power at the decision-making level and decisions are still controlled by men.
    Women's rights advocates are working to promote education to help reduce the incidence of forced early marriage African countries
  • [Senegal] HIV-positive women in Senegal have many problems to talk publicly about the virus with families and men shutting them up at home.
    Selon Enda-Santé, 80 pour cent des professionnelles du sexe à Dakar travaillent dans la clandestinité.
  • [Swaziland] Finance Minister Majozi Sithole.
    Majozi Sithole, Swaziland's finance minister
  • [Madagascar] Heavy flooding has left thousands homeless.
    Heavy flooding has left thousands homeless
  • [Kenya] Kenyan soldiers who are being trained as humanitarian deminers at IMATC, Nairobi. Left is Anne Nasongo.
    Kenyan soldiers who are being trained as deminers at IMATC. Left is Ann Nasongo
  • [Kazakhstan] Farzana Sidiki hopes to one day be resettled with her two children in Canada.
  • [Kazakhstan] Vastok Ahmadulla says jobs and housing are the primary concerns for Afghans in Kazakhstan.
  • [Kazakhstan] Mohammad Hashim outside his Almaty flat wants a better future for his family.
  • [Nepal] Kalikot village in Karnali province - one of the most food insecure places in Nepal.
    Perched precariously on a hill side, Kalikot village in Karnali province is one of the most food insecure places in Nepal
  • [Ethiopia] FGM is practiced predominantly in Africa, 28 out of 53 countries carry out FGM although 16 countries have passed national laws prohibiting FGM.
    O segredo mais sagrado ao descoberto
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Children's book about AIDS.
    La fin d'Un arbre pour Lollie n'est pas si... tragique

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