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  • Criquets dévorant leurs morts. Locusts eating their dead.
    Locusts eating their dead
  • Tapis de larves de criquets. A carpet of locust larvae.
  • [Afghanistan] Doris Buddenberg head of UNODC Afghanistan.
    Doris Buddenberg, head of UNODC Afghanistan
  • [Iraq] Children in Khanaqin, northern Iraq.
    Undernourished children in the northern Iraqi town of Khanaqin are receiving special food packages.
  • [Malawi] Malawian president Bingu wa Mutharika.
    The UN has called on the govt to put aside political differences and pass the 2005/06 budget
  • [Angola] IRIN trainer Andre Mussamo instructing the next generation of Angolan journalists.
  • [Angola] Trainees getting to grips with mini-disc recorders.
  • [Angola] “When I die I will leave it to my daughter.”
  • [Angola] IRIN staff demonstrate how to wind up the Freeplay Radios.
  • [Angola] Villagers in Kwanza Norte province listen to their Freeplay powerless radio.
  • We Are All The Same: A Story of a Boy's Courage and a Mother's Love.
  • Telling Tales - an antholgy of stories edited by Nadine Gordimer. Hazel Rochman Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved.
  • [Pakistan] Radio programme sponsored by UNHCR broadcast from Quetta for Afghan refugees.
    The radio programme is designed to help Afghan refugees in the country make informed decisions on repatriation
  • [Angola] Diamonds.
    Some Zimbabweans have been linked to illegal diamonds in the DRC in the past
  • [Mozambique] Cashew nuts.
  • [Malawi] Fishing in Lake Malawi.
  • [Iraq] Firemen working without proper protective clothing.
    Iraqi firemen take great risks daily while having to make do with antiquated equipment and a lack of protective clothing
  • [Ethiopia] Women collecting water in rural Ethiopia.
    Women collecting water in rural Ethiopia.
  • [Iraq] Firemen working without proper protective clothing.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Cocoa beans drying.
    Séchage des fèves de cacao
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Cocoa pods.
  • [Afghanistan] Hundreds of women took part in Wednesday's rally.
    Hundreds of women took part in Wednesday's rally
  • [Iraq] Sorya Isho Warda, minister of displacement and migration.
    Sorya Isho Warda, Minister of Displacement and Migration.
  • [Iraq] Iraqi displaced people who lived in Iran for more than 15 years.
    Iraqi returnees from Iran are struggling to make ends meet.
  • [Iraq] Date palms such as this one have been distributed to farmers in the south of Baghdad.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] A Radio Salam staff member in Batken.
    A Radio Salam staff member in Batken
  • The United Nations Special Representative for West Africa, Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah.
    Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, the UN's top official in West Africa, is one of the people sounding the alarm
  • [Liberia] Ivorian refugees, newly arrived in the Liberian border town of Butuo, ponder their future. November 2004.
    Le système du « Palava hut » peut aider les survivants et les auteurs des crimes à discuter des crimes de guerre qui ont été commis (photo d’archives)
  • From Left: Presidents Levy Mwanawasa of Zambia, Denis Sassou-Nguesso of the Republic of Congo, Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Joachim Chissano of Mozambique and UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan (seated) at the Great Lakes summit in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
    Heads of state from the Great Lakes at the Dar es Salaam summit in November 2004.
  • [Liberia] Most of the Ivorian refugees who have crossed into Liberia are women, but many have brought their children. November 2004.
  • [Liberia] Ivorian refugees crossing the river border into Liberia. They have left their homes fearing fresh fighting between government troops and rebel forces. November 2004.
    En pirogue et à pied, des milliers de réfugiés arrivent au Liberia
  • [Afghanistan] Opium poppy cultivation increased by more than 60 percent in Afghanistan over the past year.
    Opium poppy cultivation increased by more than 60 percent in Afghanistan over the past year.

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