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  • Faure Gnassingbe was formally sworn in as Togo's new president on 7 February 2005, after his father's sudden death in office. But African and world leaders denounced the move as a military coup and opposition parties called a two-day general strike in pro
  • [Kenya] To be eligible for resettlement schemes the candidates must leave behind them a custom such as female genital mutilation forbidden in the US.
    Married adolescents have little room to negotiate safe sex with their husbands
  • [Togo] Faure Essozima Gnassingbe named as head of state by the armed forces of Togo.
    Une succession à la présidence de la république togolaise qui suscite bien des polémiques au niveau national et international
  • [Kenya] An entire family registered as refugees in Kakuma Camp.
  • [Iraq] Women in Fallujah waiting to hear news on loved ones who have gone missing.
    New encyclopedia documents legislation for women's rights in the region.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Youths belonging to the GPP, a pro-Gbagbo miltia, stand guard in the Adjame suburb of Abidjan after clashes in which two people were killed. February 2005.
    Youths belonging to the GPP stand guard after the gun battle
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Trainee policemen march on the camp of GPP youth militia in Adjame suburb of Abidjan, February 2005.
  • [Gabon] Children brought to Gabon by child traffickers (from left to right, Leila Ablavi 8 from Togo; Kokoue 12 from Benin and Latre 11 from Togo)
    Trafficked children are mostly girls, these youngsters ended up in Gabon
  • [Angola] Mother and child.
    Mothers suspected of being infected have been asked to avoid breastfeeding or wet feeding other children
  • [Burundi] Théogene Sindayihebura (Chief of staff of the Ministry of Reinsertion and Reinstallation of the Displaced and the Repatriated.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Snow cleaning underway in mountain roads.
    Snow clearing underway on mountain roads. About 600 families are living in tents in their yards in temperatures as low as minus 20
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Farmer drying cocoa beans on a road near Gagnoa in southern Cote d'Ivoire.
    Un paysan séchant des fèves de cacao
  • [Iraq] Medicines can be found free of charge at the hospitals.
    Medicine can be found free of charge at the hospitals.
  • [Iraq] Attacks by insurgents are still a big problem for the Iraqi government.
    Attacks by insurgents are still a big problem for the Iraqi government.
  • [Seychelles]
    The artisinal fisheries sector was badly affected by the tsunami
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    The island has a long tradition of artisanal fisheries
  • [Swaziland] Weatherman.
    Swaziland's early warning system is rudimentary
  • [Iraq] The main hospital in Basra, repaired after last war.
    The main hospital in Basra. A curfew and continuing street clashes are preventing residents from getting to hospitals for treatment
  • [Iraq] Medical assistance in Basra brings happiness from the residents.
    More than half of Iraq's doctors, nurses and pharmacists have fled the country over the past four years, leaving the task of providing health services increasingly difficult for those who stay
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  • [Seychelles] Tuna fish being loaded in Victoria harbour, fisheries provide the bulk of national income.
    Tuna fish being loaded in Victoria harbour, fisheries provide the bulk of national income.
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    Rising sea levels caused by global warming threaten island states such as the Seychelles
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  • [Seychelles] Tuna fish being loaded in Victoria harbour, fisheries provide the bulk of national income.
  • [Seychelles] Tuna fish being loaded in Victoria harbour, fisheries provide the bulk of national income.
  • [Seychelles] Tuna fish being loaded in Victoria harbour.
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  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Fresh cocoa in Cote d'Ivoire.
    Some residents think the clashes are more about cocoa than ethnicity

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