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  • [Burkina Faso] Oudalan province, northern Burkina Faso, farmers at work.
    The arid north disappoints; government moves west in search of water (file photo)
  • Presidents Denis Sassou-Nguesso of the Republic of Congo, Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Joachim Chissano of Mozambique and UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan and other leaders at the opening of the peace and security summit in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
    Presidents Denis Sassou-Nguesso of the Republic of Congo, Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Joachim Chissano of Mozambique and UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan and other leaders at the opening of the peace and security summit in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] President Laurent Gbagbo in his study at the presidential residence in Abidjan. November 2004.
    President Laurent Gbagbo of Cote d'Ivoire
  • [Congo] Rodolphe Adada, Foreign Minister, Republic of Congo.
  • [Mozambique] Ruling party supporters.
    Ruling party supporters
  • [Mozambique] Ruling party supporters.
    Mozambicans toast to their democracy ahead of polls next week
  • [Congo] Rodolphe Adada, Foreign Affairs Minister, Republic of Congo.
    Rodolphe Adada, UN-AU Joint Special Representative for Darfur
  • [Mozambique] Memories of war overshadow elections.
    The ruling party, FRELIMO, and former rebel group RENAMO are the main election contenders
  • [Congo] Rodolphe Adada, Foreign Affairs Minister, Republic of Congo.
    Rodolphe Adada, foreign affairs minister, Republic of Congo.
  • [Angola] Potatoe field.
    The situation has stabilised in Angola, according to humanitarian agencies
  • [Angola] Potatoe field.
    Potato power - farmers in Kapunje with their harvest
  • [Angola] Demining "Chubby" vehicle.
  • [Mozambique] Peace, Democracy and Development Party supporters.
  • Laying Landmines to Rest? IRIN Web Special on Humanitarian Mine Action (with special focus on the 2004 Nairobi Summit of a Mine Free World)
  • [Afghanistan] Bubany Khairandesh, a disarmed female ex-combatant is now running a shop thanks to the Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR) programme.
    Bubany Khairandesh, a disarmed female ex-combatant, is now running a shop thanks to the Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR) programme
  • [Uzbekistan] Community Action Investment Programme experts train ROSCA activists in Kashkadarya.
    Community Action Investment Programme (CAIP) experts train ROSCA activists in Kashkadarya
  • [Iraq] Fallujah resident prepares his belongings as he sets out to leave the city.
    Fallujah resident prepares his belongings as he sets out to leave the city
  • [Angola] A deminer in Angola. After flailing the ground for mines manual teams spend hours checking an area before declaring it safe.
    Milk money to be used to clear land mines in Planalto region
  • [Sudan] Sudanese mine victims waiting for limb replacements and rehabilitation in Lokichogio,south Sudan at the ICRC centre.
    Sudanese mine victims waiting for limb replacements and rehabilitation in Lokichogio,south Sudan at the ICRC centre
  • Women who do not have ready access to public life and education as those in Pakistan and Afghanistan are in particular need of mine risk education. Here given by the Red Crescent.
  • All over the world agencies are trying to reach women with mine risk education to reduce deaths and injuries. Here girls in Yemen get training from Red Crescent staff.
    All over the world agencies are trying to reach women with mine risk education to reduce deaths and injuries. Here girls in Yemen get training from Red Crescent staff
  • One idea, used by MAG in Cambodia, is to employ mine victims as deminers. Here a group of deminers take a break from clearance work and give their stumps some hard-earned relief. Mines victims are rarely without pain long after their wounds have healed.
  • [Chad] Deminers in Chad preparing anti-tank mines for controlled detonation but the abandoned weapons are spread over a wide area in a harsh climate.
    Les mines terrestres font partie des nombreuses menaces à la sécurité des populations dans des régions du Tchad autres que celle de l'Est où s'affrontent les rebelles et les forces gouvernementales
  • [Angola] Amputee teams in Luena: Luis Gabriel is No 17 on the left, 77 is the guy seated next to him in the blue shirt.
    Blue's striker Luis Gabriel, first from the left
  • [Angola] Amputee soccer match.
    Many disabled people are excluded from economic opportunities, according to the report
  • [Angola] Returnees reunited with families.
  • [Angola] Residents of Lumbala N'Guimbo, themselves returnees, welcome new arrivals from Zambia.
  • [Angola] Classrooms are basic, with old milk cans doubling as seats for returnee kids.
    Returnees are finding it difficult to settle in Angola, due to a lack of infrastructure such as schools and cuts in food aid
  • [Chad] Two deminers in the Chad programme battle against the mines, the heat and the terrain.
    Two deminers in the Chad programme battle against the mines, the heat and the terrain
  • [Senegal] Elizabeth Nassalan (far left) at home with six of her children.
  • [Senegal] A prosthesis made at the Ziguinchor hospital.
  • Although important, mine awareness is a very thin protection between civilians and the lethal blast of hidden mines.

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