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  • WFP ration card.
  • [Afghanistan] Queing to vote in presidential poll.
    Polling stations are at risk of being attacked (file photo)
  • [Iraq] Fallujah building destroyed in air strike.
    Many houses and other buildings have been destroyed in Fallujah.
  • [Mozambique] An MSF Voluntary Counselling and Testing Centre and ARV clinic done in the traditional "Psikhhelekedana" wood sculpture style of the Ronga people of Southern Mozambique.
    Transferência: tomará o governo conta do recado?
  • [Namibia] Hifikepunye Pohamba and Sam Nujoma.
    The more things change?
  • [Turkmenistan] Ms. Tracey Ann Jacobson, U.S. Ambassador to Turkmenistan.
    Tracey Ann Jacobson, US Ambassador to Turkmenistan
  • [Afghanistan] Kaka Hafiz has to separate the share of the local commander before, he collects his rice harvest.
    Like many farmers, Kaka Hafiz has to give 10 percent of his harvest over to the regional strongman as an illegal tax
  • [Mali] Civil protection officials in the Malian town of Zegoua, on the border with Cote d'Ivoire.
    Une fois enregistrés à leur arrivée au Mali, les migrants se fondent dans la nature
  • [SOUTH AFRICA] Foster child.
    Millions of South Africa are without adequate shelter
  • [DRC] In November 2004, the Joint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit undertook an environmental assessment mission of Shinkolobwe uranium mine, DRC that collapsed in July 2004 killing 8 artisanal miners.
    The Joint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit undertook an assessment mission of the Shinkolobwe uranium mine, DRC , which collapsed in July killing eight artisanal miners.
  • [Zambia] African Migratory Locust collected from Mwandi area on 7th October 2004.
    Locust collected by a FEWS NET team in Zambia's Western Province
  • [Swaziland] Teachers protest outside the ministry of education.
    Teachers protested outside the ministry of education.
  • [Iraq] Mine victims in Basra.
    Mine victims in Basra (file photo)
  • [Mali] Customs office in the Malian town of Zegoua, on the border with Cote d'Ivoire.
  • [Mali] Health centre in the Malian town of Zegoua, on the border with Cote d'Ivoire.
  • [DRC] Taking water surface samples at Likasi near Shinkolobwe mine, DRC. In November 2004, the Joint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit undertook an environmental assessment mission of the uranium mine that collapsed in July 2004 killing artisanal miners.
  • [DRC] Expert recording radiation readings at Shinkolobwe mine, DRC. In November 2004, the Joint UNEP/OCHA Environmental Unit undertook an environmental assessment mission of the uranium mine that collapsed in July 2004 killing 9 people.
    Expert enregistrant le taux de radioactivité sur la mine d'uranium de Shinkolobwe, en République démocratique du Congo. L'effondrement de la mine en juillet 2004 avait fait neuf morts
  • [DRC] Taking radiation readings at Shinkolobwe mine, DRC. In November 2004, the Joint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit undertook an environmental assessment mission of the uranium mine that collapsed in July 2004 killing 8 artisanal miners.
    Measuring radiation-contaminated soil (file photo)
  • [DRC] Expert collecting samples at Shinkolobwe mine, DRC. In November 2004, the Joint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit undertook an environmental assessment mission of the uranium mine that collapsed in July 2004 killing 8 artisanal miners.
  • [DRC] Artisanal workings at Shinkolobwe mine, DRC. In November 2004, the Joint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit undertook an environmental assessment mission of the uranium mine that collapsed in July 2004 killing 8 artisanal miners.
  • [DRC] Team members participating in the environmental assessment mission to Shinkolobwe mine, DRC in November 2004. The Joint UNEP/OCHA Environmental Unit investigation of the uranium mine that collapsed in July 2004 killing 8 artisanal miners.
  • [Iraq] UXOs in Basra.
    UXOs in Basra, one of the provinces most affected by cluster bombs from the 1991 Gulf War (file photo)
  • [South Africa] Outside the Musina Police Station, 12 km south of the Zimbabwe border.
  • [South Africa] The Musina Police Department, in conjunction with the South African Department of Home Affairs and South African National Defence Force,
regularly uses this truck to deport Zimbabwean immigrants without
documentation.
    Truck used to deport Zimbabwean illegal immigrants. For many this is the last view of South Africa
  • [Afghanistan] Farmers have to give one tenth of their harvest to local commanders as 'Ushur' an illegal taxation practiced by commanders in many rural Afghan areas.
  • [Burundi] Maj Adama Diop, Military Spokesman for the UN peacekeeping Mission in Burundi (ONUB).
  • [Burundi] Maj Adama Diop, Military Spokesman for the UN peacekeeping Mission in Burundi (ONUB).
  • [Iraq] Baqubah rubbish.
    Rubbish is everywhere on the streets of Baqubah
  • [Burundi] Carolyn McAskie, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General to Burundi and head of the UN peacekeeping Mission in Burundi (ONUB). Date taken: 26 October 2004.
    Carolyn McAskie, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General to Burundi and head of the UN peacekeeping Mission in Burundi.
  • [Burundi] Carolyn McAskie, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General to Burundi and head of the UN peacekeeping Mission in Burundi (ONUB). Date taken: 26 October 2004.
    UN Special Representative in Burundi, Carolyn McAskie.
  • [Senegal] French troops are in alert across Africa, 23e BIMA, Dakar, sept 2004.
    Des hommes et du matériel militaire venus du Sénégal s’apprêtent à rejoindre Abidjan où 4000 soldats français sont aux prises à de violents débordements et pillages perpétrés par les partisans du président Gbagbo.
  • [Burundi] A group of Congolese Tutsi refugees, known as Banyamulenge, at the Gasorwe refugee camp in Burundi's Muyinga Province. The refugees fled fighting in eastern DRC in June.
    Thousands of Congolese refugees living in Burundi and vice-versa are set to return home (file photo)

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