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  • [Yemen] Journalists in Yemen debate media law. [Date picture taken: 2005/02/24]
    Journalists in Yemen debate the country's Press and Publications Law.
  • [Iraq] Generators are still the main source of power in Iraqi homes.
    Generators have been the main source of power in Iraqi homes.
  • [Pakistan] Afghan census staff at work in Pakistan.
    The census is trying to get a clear idea of how many Afghans live in Pakistan - no reliable data exists
  • [Yemen] Journalists in Yemen debate media law. [Date picture taken: 2005/02/24]
  • [Iraq] Generators are still the main source of power in Iraqi homes.
    Generators are still the main source of power in Iraqi homes
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Ballot casting in Kyrgyzstan.
    Voting in Tajikistan's parliamentary election - OSCE visited 600 polling stations on Sunday
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Kyrgzystan's parliamentary polls on 27 February 2005 fell short of international standards.
    Sunday's presidential polls presented tangible improvements compared to parliamentary elections earlier this year
  • [Swaziland] More than a quarter of Swaziland's population relies on food aid.
    WFP handles 40 to 50 percent of global food aid
  • [Benin] Fifteen-year-old Celestin Ahouandjinou has never understood why trafficking is considered a bad thing. For five years, Celestin, who is from Benin, worked in a stone quarry in Nigeria. February 2005.
    Celestin enjoyed making money while working in Nigeria and doesn't see the problem with child trafficking
  • [Kyrgyzstan] A voter casting her ballot in Kyrgyzstan.
  • [Benin] Ten-year-old Bonaventure Fon worked for two long years on a manioc farm in Nigeria. He begged his parents for permission to leave Benin after his oldest brother returned from a stint working abroad with a brand new radio. February 2005.
    Teachers are on strike again in Benin
  • [Iran] Thousands of people have been left homeless.
    Thousands of people have been left homeless by the quake
  • [Iran] At least 500 people were killed in the quake.
    More than 500 people are reported to have died in Tuesday's quake
  • [Nepal] A 70-year old man in Jajarkot, another poor remote district of Nepal, 400 kms west of Kathmandu. He is waiting impatiently for health workers to come for his aid.
    A 70-year old man in Jajarkot, another poor remote district of Nepal, 400 km west of Kathmandu. He is waiting impatiently for health workers to come to his aid.
  • [Togo] Young opposition protestors man a barricade in the Be district of Lome, an opposition stronghold in the capital of Togo, February 26 2005.
    Opposition youths manning the barricades in Be at the weekend
  • [Togo] Abass Bonfoh, Deputy President of the National Assembly of Togo, who was promoted to President of the National Assembly and interim head of state in the early hours of February 26 2005.
    Abass Bonfoh, Togo's new interim head of state
  • [Togo] Women dressed in red to symbolise blood and danger demonstrate in Lome on February 27 2005 against the attempt by Gnassingbe Eyadema's family to cling to power following the death in office of the long-serving president.
    Women dressed in red to symbolise blood and danger protest against the Eyadema family's attempt to stay in power
  • [Nepal] Samjhana Lama, the young girl who died from heart disease due to delay in treatment.
    Samjhana Lama from Nepal died from heart disease after treatment delays (file photo)
  • [Nepal] Rukum, 300 miles northwest of Kathmandu, is one of the districts where health aid is heavily affected.
  • [Nepal] Melamchi village of Sindupalchok district, only 80 km from the capital city yet the contrast with the living conditions and poverty scale is immense.
  • [Nepal] Primary Health Care Centre in Melamchi. The only heath centre for many villagers from remote areas, takes days to reach here for many.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Military escort with WHO convoy on the road between Bossangoa and Bangui. Date taken: 26 February 2005.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Posters on presidential candidates in the capital, Bangui. Date taken: 26 February 2005.
    Posters of presidential candidates in the capital, Bangui.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] WHO support truck in Bossangoa. Date taken: 26 February 2005.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] WHO convoy on the road between Bossangoa and Bangui. Date taken: 26 February 2005.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Team of local vaccinators in Bassangoa to pick up vaccine. Date taken: 26 February 2005.
  • [Iran] Scores of people were buried under their homes.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Baby being vaccinated for polio at a campaign launch ceremony in Bossangoa. Date taken: 26 February 2005
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] The first HIV/AIDS sensibilisation pilot project for pupils has been launched in Bouake, rebel headquaters, in February 2005.
    Près de vingt pour cent des personnes dépistées à Bouaké sont séropositives
  • [Iraq] People started to flee the city to camps around Fallujah.
    People started to flee the city to camps around Fallujah.
  • [Afghanistan] Zulaikha checking a pregnant women in her home.
    Zulaikha checking a pregnant women in her home
  • [Sierra Leone] Artisanal diamond miners sift for mines in the brakish water of an alluvial diamond mine, Koidu Town, Kono District eastern Sierra Leone.
    Panning for diamonds in Koidu

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