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  • [Iraq] Iraqi men sit outside at a traditional teahouse in Najaf.
    Up to date information on living standards in Iraq will be revealed by the Fafo study
  • [DRC] Internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive food and non-food items from Caritas. These IDPs had fled into the surrounding mountains ahead of advancing dissident government forces, led by Col Jules Mutebutsi, who looted the village of Kamanyola in J
    Internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive relief aid from Caritas. They had fled into the surrounding mountains following fighting between dissident and loyal government troops in Bukavu in June. (Date: 20 July, 2004)
  • [Liberia] John Weah, a former combatant for a government militia, has handed in his weapon and is now receiving counselling at a cantonment site in Gbarnga, central Liberia. July 2004.
    Ex-combatant John Weah contemplates life in post-war Liberia
  • [Liberia] Prince Obi (in pink) struggles to earn his living as a carpenter in Zwedru. July 2004.
  • [Swaziland] Sifiso Nhleko with his crutch that he made.
  • [DRC] Internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive food and non-food items from Caritas. These IDPs had fled into the surrounding mountains ahead of advancing dissident government forces, led by Col Jules Mutebutsi, who looted the village of Kamanyola in J
    Internally displaced people receiving help from the Catholic charity, Caritas. Thousands of people have been expelled from Angola but have no means of survival in the DRC
  • [DRC] Internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive food and non-food items from Caritas. These IDPs had fled into the surrounding mountains ahead of advancing dissident government forces, led by Col Jules Mutebutsi, who looted the village of Kamanyola in J
    Some internally displaced persons in South Kivu Province, Democratic Republic of Congo
  • [DRC] A blind man and his wife, who had fled to the mountains to avoid dissident army troops advancing on Kamanyola, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC, receives food relief aid. (Date: 20 July, 2004)
    A blind man and his wife receive food relief aid in eastern DRC
  • [DRC] Internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive food and non-food items from Caritas. These IDPs had fled into the surrounding mountains ahead of advancing dissident government forces, led by Col Jules Mutebutsi, who looted the village of Kamanyola in J
    The IDPs fled renewed clashes in the east
  • [DRC] Internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive food and non-food items from Caritas. These IDPs had fled into the surrounding mountains ahead of advancing dissident government forces, led by Col Jules Mutebutsi, who looted the village of Kamanyola in J
  • [DRC] Internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive food and non-food items from Caritas. These IDPs had fled into the surrounding mountains ahead of advancing dissident government forces, led by Col Jules Mutebutsi, who looted the village of Kamanyola in J
  • [DRC] Internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive food and non-food items from Caritas. These IDPs had fled into the surrounding mountains ahead of advancing dissident government forces, led by Col Jules Mutebutsi, who looted the village of Kamanyola in J
  • [DRC] Internally displaced persons (IDPs) receive food and non-food items from Caritas. These IDPs had fled into the surrounding mountains ahead of advancing dissident government forces, led by Col Jules Mutebutsi, who looted the village of Kamanyola in J
  • [DRC] Caritas relief distribution centre in Kamanyola, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC. Food items donated by the USA. (Date: 20 July, 2004)
  • [DRC] Caritas relief distribution centre in Kamanyola, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC. Food items donated by the USA. (Date: 20 July, 2004)
    Food aid distribution in South Kivu
  • [DRC] Caritas relief distribution centre in Kamanyola, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC. Food items donated by the USA. (Date: 20 July, 2004)
  • [DRC] Mrs London Pauline - 
Coordinator of Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI).
  • [DRC] Mrs London Pauline, coordinator of Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI), outside her crèche for the children of raped women in Bukavu, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC. Mr. Bony Mpaka, OCHA advocacy officer and head of office, right o
  • [DRC] Mrs London Pauline, coordinator of Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI), outside her crèche for the children of raped women in Bukavu, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC. Mr. Bony Mpaka, OCHA advocacy officer and head of office, right o
  • [DRC] Rape victims in Bukavu now learning new skills as seamstresses at the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI), a protestant church centre set up to care for such women. Instructor in red dress, not a rape victim, standing. 

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  • [DRC] Rape victims in Bukavu now learning new skills as seamstresses at the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI), a protestant church centre set up to care for such women. Instructor in red dress, not a rape victim, standing. 

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    Rape victims in Bukavu now learning new skills as seamstresses at the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI), a protestant church centre set up to care for such women. Instructor in red dress, not a rape victim, standing
  • [DRC] Rape victims in Bukavu now learning new skills as seamstresses at the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI), a protestant church centre set up to care for such women. Instructor in red dress, not a rape victim, standing. 

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  • [DRC] Two rape victims at the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI), a protestant church centre (AESDI) to care for children of raped women. These young mothers have now returned to complete high school.

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  • [DRC] Two rape victims at the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI), a protestant church centre (AESDI) to care for children of raped women. These young mothers have now returned to complete high school.

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  • [DRC] Children of raped women at a crèche called the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI) in Bukavu, South Kivu Province.

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  • [DRC] Children of raped women at a crèche called the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI) in Bukavu, South Kivu Province.

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    Children of raped women at a crèche called the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI) in Bukavu, South Kivu Province
  • [DRC] Children of raped women at a crèche called the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI) in Bukavu, South Kivu Province.

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  • [DRC] Sign board of the Action pour l'encadrement des Soeurs Dinah (AESDI), a protestant church centre to care for children of raped women.
  • [DRC] Eugene Kasongo, OCHA liaison officer, Uvira, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC. (Date: July 2004)
  • [DRC] Eugene Kasongo, OCHA liaison officer, Uvira, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC. (Date: July 2004)
  • [DRC] The River Ruzizi cuts its way through the valley floor of mountains between Bukavu and Kamanyola, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC. The river separates Rwanda, with town in the background, and DRC.
(Date: 18 July 2004)
    The River Ruzizi cuts its way through the valley floor of mountains between Bukavu and Kamanyola, South Kivu Province, eastern DRC. The river separates Rwanda, and DRC, and many people from both nations depend upon it for their livelihoods
  • [DRC] Street scene in Kamanyola Village, South Kivu, eastern DRC. (Date: 20 July 2004)

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