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  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Young cocoa pods in the plantations of Cote d'Ivoire.
    L'appropriation des terres fertiles de Côte d'Ivoire, idéales pour les plantations de cacao, a souvent dégénéré en conflit
  • [Syria] Officials from the Syrian government and the UN sign the agreement to modernise the country's customs system.
    Syrian and UN officials sign an agreement to modernise the country's customs system.
  • [Yemen] Hundreds of happy bridegrooms were able to tie the knot thanks to the mass wedding.
  • [Syria] Counting has started for the OCV programme.
    Counting has started for the OCV programme.
  • Map of Guinea showing location of Forest Region.
    Nouvel accrochage entre l'armée guinéenne et des combattants des forces rebelles
  • [Iraq] Iraqi children are optimistic about their future.
    Iraqi children wish for a better future
  • [Kazakhstan] President of the German ethnic union Wiedergeburt, Alexander Dederer.
  • [Burkina Faso] Returning Burkinabe migrants who fled Cote d'Ivoire. January 2005.
    Une fois rentrés au pays, certains migrants ont une double préoccupation : refaire leur vie, mais surtout rester en vie
  • [Iraq] Iraqi children are optimistic about their future.
  • [Kazakhstan] For ethnic German Irina Geisler, going to Germany is a dream come true.
    For ethnic German Irina Geisler, going to Germany is a dream come true
  • [Iraq] "Now we're finally allowed to vote," Abdul Haleb Ibrahim Hamid, told IRIN (center) showing his purple-ink-stained finger as proof. (left)
    Iraqis in Baghad show their joy having cast their votes.
  • [Iraq] A voter at al-Ahrar school in the Shi'ite Muslim neighborhood of Rusafa holds an Iraq flag given to him for marking his ballot.
    Iraqi voters want new government to concentrate on restoring the basics.
  • [Namibia] Fish packing.
    Fish processing: Industry is in deep trouble
  • [Namibia] Fish processing.
    Namibia's fishing industry is struggling to survive
  • [Namibia] Fish processing.
    Fish exports could be major forex earner
  • [Namibia] Fish being offloaded.
    Fish being offloaded ready for processing
  • [ROC] Gare ferrovbiaire rehabilitee. (Goma Tsé Tsé railway station), Date taken: November 2004.
    Goma Tsé Tsé railway station
  • [ROC] Une Vue aerienne de Goma Tsé Tsé (Aerial view of Goma Tsé Tsé), Date taken: November 2004.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Eugénie Ngouissani, Sous prefet de Goma Tsé Tsé (Eugénie Ngouissani, subprefect of Goma Tsé Tsé), Date taken: November 2004.
  • Guinea: Living on the edge
IRIN Web Special.
  • [Iraq] Destruction in Fallujah after conflict between US troops and insurgents.
    There is widespread devastation in Fallujah.
  • [Somalia] A building destroyed by the tsunami in Hafun village.
    The Tsunami of December 2004 affected 12 countries and killed approximately 250,000 people. Even the coasts of part of Somalia felt the impact of this multicountry undersea earthquake. Hafun village, Somalia
  • [Somalia] Nurfo Ibrahim Mudey who lost her husband and her baby to the tsunami.
    Nurfo Ibrahim Mudey who lost her husband and her baby to the tsunami in Hafun
  • [Iraq] Destruction in Fallujah after conflict between US troops and insurgents.
  • [Swaziland] ovc at a Neighbourhood Care Point.
    Vulnerable children at a Neighbourhood Care Point
  • [Burkina Faso] The logo for Burkina Faso's hotline SOS Circumcision. It provides a fast and anonymous way of reporting past and imminent cases of genital mutilation.
    The logo for Burkina Faso's hotline SOS Circumcision. It provides a fast and anonymous way of reporting past and imminent cases of genital mutilation
  • [Nigeria] Allocated land for IDP resettlement near Marrabaran Bauchi state.
    Des enfants orphelins apprennent ce que leurs parents, morts du sida, n'ont pas eu le temps de leur enseigner.
  • [Sierra Leone] Sierra Leone, Tongoma village, newly constructed court barrie.
    Tongoma village wanted a meeting house. Aid workers might have prefered new latrines
  • [Burkina Faso] Burkina Faso is one of 16 African countries to have outlawed female genital mutilation but experts say it is crucial the education campaigns continue.
    Le Burkina Faso a interdit les mutilations génitales en 1996, mais son éradication est difficile. Selon certains experts, la mort d'une adolescente, qui venait d'être excisée, va relancer la lutte contre ces pratiques
  • [Burkina Faso] Kady is still living with the repercussions of her botched circumcision job. Burkina Faso is one of 16 African countries to have outlawed genital mutilation but cases still occur.
    Kady is still living with the repercussions of her botched circumcision. Burkina Faso is one of 16 African countries to have outlawed genital mutilation, but cases still occur
  • [Nigeria] IDP resettlement at Baram Bauchi state.
  • [Nigeria] Displaced girls awaiting feeding at Womens' Centre camp Bauchi.
    Au Nigeria, près de deux millions d'enfants ont perdu leurs parents à cause du sida, des chiffres 'alarmants' selon l'Unicef

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