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  • Louise Arbour, United Nations Human Rights Commissioner.
  • [Syria] Iraqis registering to vote in Damascus for 30 January election.
    These Iraqi women are part of the 13,000 refugees were able to register to vote in Damascus, Syria for the 2005 election in Iraq.
  • [Iraq] Campaigning workers doing their jobs on streets afraid from threats by insurgents.
    Very few election candidates are campaigning in Baghdad due to insecurity.
  • [Nepal] IDP children eat dry maize and water.
    Many Nepali children contract diarrhoea due to their parents' unhygienic childcare methods
  • [Nepal] Conditions at IDP camp near Nepalgunj.
    Many parts of the country depend entirely on external support
  • [Angola] Landmines are a serious risk to the returnees because they do not know where landmines were placed during their absence.
    The legacy of the civil war is still felt in Angola
  • [Iraq] Campaigning workers talking with residents on streets about their proposals.
  • [Sudan] Salaam Camp hosts approximately 120,000 residents.
  • [Sudan] Safe water and sanitation infrastructure affected by the demolitions had an impact in the IDP's health.
  • [Syria] Iraqis registering to vote in Damascus for 30 January election.
  • [Syria] Iraqis registering to vote in Damascus for 30 January election.
    Iraqis registering for OCV programme in Damascus for 30 January election.
  • [Nepal] Sick child at Rajana IDP camp.
    A sick child at Rajana IDP (internally displaced persons) camp. An estimated 100,000 to 200,000 people are thought to have been internally displaced since the start of the conflict in February 1996
  • [Nepal] Baby born in IDP camp.
  • [Iraq] Campaigning workers doing their jobs on streets afraid from threats by insurgents.
  • A Hamar woman, one of 23 different pastoral groups at the global meeting.
  • [Burkina Faso] Burkinabe women who fled Cote d'Ivoire wile away the days in the dusty western town of Bama, hoping for jobs and food. They are among an estimated 365,000 Burkinabe who have returned home since the Ivorian civil war erupted. January 2005.
    La vie est dure pour les rapatrié(es) de Côte d'Ivoire
  • [Burkina Faso] Rassmane Kabore has had to trade his scooter for this bicycle to get money to support his brother's two wives and three children who fled the troubles in Cote d'Ivoire and came to stay. They are among an estimated 365,000 Burkinabe who have
    Ex-refugiados solidários: sem transporte, a saída é a bicicleta
  • [Burkina Faso] Amidou Compaore is struggling to produce enough crops to feed his large family, let alone selling any for profit. He is one of an estimated 365,000 Burkinabe who have returned home since civil war erupted in Cote d'Ivoire. January 2005.
  • [Iraq] Baghdad water shortage leads residents to get water any way they can.
  • [Mozambique] HIV-positive mother with her child.
    Une mère séropositive et son enfant au dispensaire géré par l’association Santo Egidio
  • [Niger] President Mamadou Tandja of Niger at the ECOWAS annual summit, Accra, January 2005.
    Président Mamadou Tandja arrêté et la Constitution suspendue (photo 2005)
  • [Somalia] The beach at Garacad after the tsunami.
  • [Tajikistan] UN and IFES-supported training of election workers under way in Dushanbe.
    One of the training sessions in Dushanbe targeting election commission staff members on the ground
  • [Senegal] Gay couples face charges and discrimination.
    Zimbabwe's Sexual Offences Act forbids homosexuality
  • [Senegal] Gays join fight against HIV/AIDS.
    Traditional and western medicines seek to join hands against AIDS
  • [Senegal] Gays begin to organise but face social and religious taboos.
    Rejeté pour cause d’homosexualité, Doudou a dû fuir la haine de sa famille. Elle n’aurait pas accepté sa séropositivité.
  • [Somalia] The tsunami aftermath in Kulub, Puntland.
    The tsunami aftermath in Kulub, Puntland.
  • [Somalia] The beach at Garacad after the tsunami struck.
    The beach at Garacad, Puntland, after the tsunami struck the Somali coast.
  • [Somalia] The tsunami aftermath in Kulub, Puntland.
    The tsunami aftermath in Kulub
  • [Somalia] The tsunami aftermath in Kulub, Puntland.
    The tsunami aftermath in Kulub, Puntland.
  • [Somalia] Residents of Garacad looking at the washed away beach where their houses used to be before the tsunami.
  • [Somalia] The beach at Garacad after the tsunami struck.

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