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  • [Chad] Aid workers hope education will help ease the trauma for Darfuri children in refugee camps in Chad. Iridimi camp, September 2004.
    Darfuri children in a refugee camp in Chad
  • [Chad] Back to school for children from Darfur, but this time in a refugee camp. Iridimi camp, September 2004.
    Back to school for children from Darfur, but this time in a refugee camp
  • [Chad] Refugee children from Darfur wile away the hours under makeshift shelters in Bredjing refugee camp, eastern Chad. September 2004.
    UN officials expect the number of refugees in Chad to increase by 50 percent before the next rainy season
  • [Chad] Refugee children show off their home-made cars in Bredjing camp, eastern Chad. September 2004.
    Sudanese children in a refugee camp in eastern Chad
  • [Chad] Twelve-year-old Salah is keen for school to restart so he can move closer to realising dream of becoming an airline pilot. Oure Cassoni refugee camp, eastern Chad, September 2004.
    Children are among the 50,000 Chadians displaced
  • [Chad] Darfur refugee children get their Koran lesson in the lean-to mosque at Oure Cassoni camp in eastern Chad, September 2004.
  • [Chad] The lake beyond Oure Cassoni refugee camp provides a important source of water but it also forms the border with Darfur and aid workers worry about the proximity. September 2004.
  • [Pakistan] Lahore vehicle pollution.
    Adding to the Lahore's pollution problem is an increase in water-borne diseases
  • [Pakistan] Lahore vehicle pollution.
    The congested streets of Lahore - two-stroke vehicles are the worst polluters
  • [Uzbekistan] Testing seized heroin.
    Testing seized heroin
  • [Iraq] The Aids Research Center in Iraq, prevention, medical follow up and medicines offered there.
    The ARC in Baghdad is struggling to provide HIV/AIDS patients with medicine.
  • [Iraq] The Ebin Zuhur Hospital, the main center of Aids treatment in Iraq, totally destroyed and looted.
    The remains of the Ebin Zuhur Hospital, the main centre for HIV/ AIDS treatment in Iraq, destroyed during the recent conflict.
  • [Iraq] John Pace, Chief of the Human Rights office for Iraq.
    John Pace, Chief of the Human Rights office for Iraq.
  • [Mauritania] Assault rifles in ammunition, which the Mauritanian government said were captured from coup plotters in September 2004, on display in the capital Nouakchott.
  • [Uzbekistan] Furnace close up.
  • [Uzbekistan] Burning seized heroin.
  • [Iraq] A boy pulls flourescent light tubes out of the trash piled around the sewage in the street in Kamaliya, a poor suburb of Baghdad.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Rat.
    Rats are becoming a menace in the capital - some carry rabies
  • [Iraq] Houses being built in the mountainous town of Biyara close to the Iraq/Iran border.
    Houses for the displaced being built in the mountainous northern Iraqi town of Biyara close to the Iranian border.
  • [Chad] Mariam, a refugee from Darfur, waits in the blistering heat with daughter Gissma to get her first food rations in three months. Bredjing camp, eastern Chad, September 2004.
    Survival is a constant struggle for mothers and children in eastern Chad
  • [Chad] UN officials say at least another 100,000 Darfur refugees will likely join the 200,000 already in Chad before the next rainy season begins in May. Most are women and children. Oure Cassoni camp, September 2004.
    The refugees are fleeing conflict in Chad
  • [Chad] Children in the spontaneous refugee section of the camp have been hardest hit by malnutrition. Bredjing camp for Darfur refugees, September 2004.
    Les signes de malnutrition sont particulièrement visibles chez les enfants
  • [Chad] Women scurry away with bags of sorghum after a food distribution in Bredjing refugee camp, eastern Chad. September 2004.
  • [Iraq] Mohammed Khoshnaw, Minister of Health in Sulaimaniyah, northern Iraq.
    Mohammed Khoshnaw, Minister for Health in Sulaimaniyah, northern Iraq
  • [IRAQ] A boy pulls flourescent light tubes out of the trash piled around the sewage in the street in Kamaliya, a poor suburb of Baghdad.
    A boy searching in rubbish piled around sewage in Kamaliya, a poor suburb of Baghdad.
  • [Ethiopia] Jack Chow, Assistant Director General of WHO.
    Jack Chow, Asst. Director-General of WHO.
  • [Chad] Bredjing refugee camp in eastern Chad is already bursting at the seams with people who have fled the fighting in Darfur. September 2004.
    There has been a meningitis outbreak in Chad's overcrowded refugee camps
  • [Chad] Scraps of cardboard, torn-up sacks, branches and plastic sheeting have been used to construct impromptu shelters for those Darfur refugees still awaiting tents. Bredjing camp, eastern Chad, September 2004.
    Sudanese woman and children in eastern Chad (file photo) Security forces and aid workers in the area commonly face armed robberies and carjackings
  • [Chad] Some Darfur refugees in Tine-Chad believe the locals living around them act as protection against more attacks. September 2004.
    Le Tchad accueille près de 200 000 réfugiés soudanais sur son sol
  • [PAKISTAN] Lahore pollution.
  • [PAKISTAN] Lahore pollution.
  • [Iraq] Banale children on the bridge, built with help from REACH, on their way to secondary school in Barsmaq. The walk takes an hour.
    Banale children on the bridge built with help from REACH on their way to school in Barsmaq.

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