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  • [Nigeria] An armed Ijaw militant walks past the smoking ruins of houses in Tombia, near Port Harcourt in the Niger Delta, following fighting with a rival gang in July 2004.
    Un milicien armé passant devant les ruines de maisons démolies pendant des affrontements entre gangs rivaux, en 2004, à Port Harcourt.
  • [Guinea] Jean-Marie Dore, leader of the Union for Press in Guinea (UPG) opposition party.
  • [Iraq] Shopkeeper in Baghdad.
  • [Iraq] Security guards at Najaf's teaching hospital go through piles of discarded medicines.
    Security guards at Najaf's teaching hospital search through piles of discarded medicine.
  • [Iraq] Detainees at Abu Ghraib prison sit on the floor waiting to be "out-processed" before taking a bus home.
    Prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison waiting to be released.
  • [Nigeria] Ijaw militants armed with automatic rifles loyal to Dokubo Asari stand guard in Okoronta village in the Niger Delta in July 2004.
    UN concerns that continued violence in Bakassi peninsula and general Niger Delta threatens post-handover stability
  • [Nigeria] Dokubo Asari, Ijaw militia leader, in the Niger Delta village of Okoronta in July 2004.
    Until recently, the government had simply dismissed Dokubo-Asari as a gangster
  • [Guinea] Filling jerrycans with water at a public tap in Conakry in June 2004. The capital of Guinea has been plagued by water shortages since 2002.
    Water shortages are a constant headache in Conakry
  • [Iraq] Bookshop owner Hasan Tawfiq in Sulaymaniyah.
    Ordinary Iraqis say they have little faith in al-Malikis new offer.
  • [Guinea] Girls in a Conakry shantytown in front of an election poster of President Lansana Conte.
    Quelques mois après la réélection de Lansana Conte les Guinéens se battent pour du riz
  • [Tajikistan] Kiromiddin Gulov and Farkhod Fazylov would like to see greater awareness efforts for the MSM community.
  • [Pakistan] Half the adult population are smokers.
  • [Tajikistan] Major Avaz Yuldashov of Tajikistan's DCA.
  • [Tajikistan] Suspicious wealth on the streets of Dushanbe.
  • [Pakistan] Half the adult population are smokers.
    Half Pakistan's adult population are smokers
  • [Nigeria] Ijaw militants loyal to Dokubo Asari display their guns and magic charms in Okoronta village in the Niger Delta in July 2004
  • [Rwanda] Rwandan President Paul Kagame shakes hands with General Charles Wald.
    Rwandan President Paul Kagame, on the right in this file photo, is expected to officially close the joint East African military training exercise on 23 September
  • [Tajikistan] Heroin packages siezed by Tajik drug control authorities show a map of Afghanistan and an arrow pointing to Tajikistan.
    Heroin packages siezed by Tajikistan is literally on the front line - drug control authorities show a map of Afghanistan and an arrow pointing to Tajikistan
  • [Iraq] Baktiar Amin, Iraq's Human Rights Minister sitting in between Iraqi officials at a news conference in Baghdad.
    Baktiar Amin, Iraq's Human Rights Minister sitting in between Iraqi officials at a news conference in Baghdad.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Clean water means life.
    Contaminated water is the root cause of typhoid
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Batken kids.
    According to WHO, Kyrgyzstan is in the severe category with regard to anaemia. Kyrgyz children in southern Batken province.
  • [Iraq] A woman cares for her child, a patient at Jermuk Hospital in Baghdad.
  • [Tajikistan] These young conscripts could very well be the foundation of the country's national demining capacity.
  • [Tajikistan] FSD programme manager, David Smyth demonstrates demining equipment to conscripts of the Tajik army.
  • [Ethiopia] Soldier hosts Somali region flag.
  • [Tajikistan] Jumaboi Shokirov hopes of one day becoming part of Tajikistan's civilian demining capacity in the future.
    Jumaboi Shokirov hopes one day to become part of Tajikistan's civilian demining capacity
  • [Zimbabwe] The 19-year-old girl on the left cares for herself, her two siblings, and her older sister's three children in Harare, Zimbabwe. Her parents and older sister died of AIDS.
    Zimbabwe has more than a million orphans
  • [Botswana] In Botswana, an 8-year-old boy holds his younger brother outside a drop-in center for orphaned children in the village of Molepolole, 50 kilometers west of Gaborone.
    The early warning unit pointed to rising malnutrition in impoverished areas
  • [Zambia] At a community school in Nthombimbi, Zambia, children gather around a water pump. The school is staffed and maintained by the community for children who cannot afford to attend formal school. Many of the pupils are orphans.
    Zambia has a US $6.2 billion debt
  • [Botswana] Two girls learn to count in a kindergarten class at a center for orphaned children in Francistown, Botswana.
    Two girls learn to count in a kindergarten class at a center for orphaned children in Francistown, Botswana
  • [Lesotho] A boy hugs his grandmother in Maseru, the capital of Lesotho. He is one of three grandchildren she cares for following the death of their parents from AIDS.
    OVC will receive greater attention under the new bill
  • [Ethiopia] Guuyo Goba, the next Abbaa Gadaa.
    Guuyo Goba, the next Abbaa Gadaa.

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