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  • [Nepal] Hari Prasad Gautam and his wife Bed Maya are examples of how IDPs have been neglected both by the government and international community.
    Hari Prasad Gautam and his wife Bed Maya feel neglected by the government
  • [Iraq] Children in Fallujah.
  • [Syria] One of the six schools at Khan Eshieh.
    School children in Syria were recently given the opportunity to discuss violence in schools.
  • [Mauritania] The caravan of hope run by NGO Nedwa and bught by World Vision tours Mauritania to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS.
    The Caravan of Hope belts out an anti-AIDS message in Nouakchott
  • [Syria] Clinic at Khan Eshieh camp.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Awa Keita and her son, both HIV-positive, can't get treatment in the rebel-run north. She looks after her orphaned brothers.
    Les populations du nord de la Côte d’Ivoire n'ont pas accès aux soins ni au dépistage
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Many public buildings have been abandoned in the north since war broke out in 2002.
    Many public buildings have been abandoned in rebel territory
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Sick children in a clinic run by Catholic nuns in the rebel north.
    C'est dans la moitié nord du pays que la pénurie de professionnels de la santé est la plus critique
  • [Nepal] Pro-democracy rally in Kathmandu, protesting at the suspension of government by the king.
    Pro-democracy rally in Kathmandu, protesting at the suspension of government by the king
  • [Syria] Participants of the BBC project to empower women.
    Participants of the BBC project to encourage debate over women's future - held in Damascus.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Ambassador Lubomir Kopaj - head of OSCE/ODIHR Election Observation Mission to Kyrgyzstan.
    OSCE Ambassador Lubomir Kopaj
  • [Gabon] Omar Bongo, president of Gabon and now Africa's longest-serving head of state. February 2005.
    President Omar Bongo, ready to rule for 45 years
  • [Gabon] Ali Bongo, the son of the Gabonese president and currently minister of defence.
  • [Iraq] Colourful barriers now protect key buildings in Baghdad.
    Les Irakiens sont déjà habitués aux murs de protection contruits autour des principaux bâtiments de la capitale, mais ne toléreront pas qu'on en contruise autour des quartiers de la ville
  • [Uganda] Northern Ugandans IDPs have been resettled to government-controlled camps, sometimes forcibly, in the face of the ongoing civil conflict.
    Thousands of civilians displaced by the conflict live in crowded camps.
  • [Djibouti] Delegates discussing FGM at a conference, Feb 2005.
    Delegates discussing FGM at the Djibouti conference
  • [Sudan] Destroyed section of El Salaam IDP camp.
    Destroyed section of El Salaam IDP camp.
  • [Mauritania] Sadjo Hamdy has two just precious cows left. Once he had a dozen, but several years of drought followed by a plague of locusts have destroyed his sorghum crop and grazing land in Mauritania. February 2005.
    Desperate measures might be necessary for Hamdy to get through the next eight months
  • [Kenya] A Somali Bantu in Dadaab Refugee Camp. She is next to be attended by UNHCR staff. The Bantus are being resettled to the U.S.A in order to have a decent life.
    Une femme somalienne bantoue
  • [Mauritania] Children eating porridge in a feeding centre in Mauritania. The country has been hard hit by drought and locust swarms. February 2005.
    Children lap up porridge at a feeding centre in Mauritania
  • [Mauritania] Berrouh, shown here with her four youngest children, said she can no longer produce milk for them because she is only eating two meagre meals a day. Locusts and drought have combined to cause severe food shortages in Mauritania. February 2005
  • [Mauritania] Fatimitu'a storeroom is virtually empty after her crops last year were wiped out by locust swarms. Mauritania. February 2005.
    Les magasins d'alimentation, comme celui de cette femme dans le sud de la Mauritanie, sont presque vides
  • [Sierra Leone] Young assistant circumcisers at an anti FGM sensitization gathering meeting in Lunsar.
    Young assistant circumcisors at an anti FGM sensitization meeting in Lunsar
  • [Sierra Leone] A group of circumcisers and their young assistants gathered in Lunsar to listen to anti FGM speakers urging them to give up the practice.
  • [Sierra Leone] Female circumcisors in Lunsar standing by anti FGM activist Rugiatu Turay.
  • [Sierra Leone] Amazonian Initiative Movement (AIM), a women's rights group that is fighting to end female genital mutilation (FGM) in Sierra Leone.
  • [Sierra Leone] Five or six year old circumcisor apprentice leaning on a knife that is almost as big as she is, Lunsar, Sierra Leone.
  • [Iraq] Colourful barriers now protect key buildings in Baghdad.
  • [Sudan] Rebuilding among the rubble in El Salaam camp.
  • [Sudan] Planned road will soon destroy this school in El Salaam IDP camp.
  • [Sudan] Partly destroyed El Salaam IDP camp.
  • [Sudan] Makeshift shelters on leveled section of El Salaam camp.

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