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  • [Swaziland] Young women from Swaziland.
    Women to have equal status under constitution
  • [Guinea] A Konyanke tribesman is cleaning fresh cola nuts before selling them in Cote d'Ivoire and Liberia.
  • [Guinea] Ethnic tensions and weapon trafficking threaten the stability of the fragile Forest Region.
    Tensions ethniques et trafic d'armes menacent la stabilité de la région forestière
  • [Guinea] Nzerekore shakes out, a day after ethnic tensions and raids by armed forces.
    Nzerekore, one day after ethnic clashes and raids by armed forces
  • [Iran] Hans Guido Rietkert, project manager for the Swiss-based NGO Medair.
  • [Guinea] Guinean soldier patrols Nzerekore following communal clashes in the city in June 2004.
    Soldat guinéen en patrouille dans Nzérékoré à la suite des affrontements interclaniques de 2004
  • [Iraq] The Mayor of Biyara, Simqo Salah Mushik in his office in Sulaymaniyah, northern Iraq.
    Mayor of Biyara, Simqo Salah Mushik at his office in Sulaymaniyah, northern Iraq.
  • [Iraq] Fuad Masoum, chosen to head the preparatory committee of the national conference to be held at the end of July and head of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan party.
    Fuad Masoum, head of the preparatory committee for the national conference to elect a parliamentary body
  • [Iran] The streets of Bam are slowly returning to life.
    The streets of Bam are slowly returning to life
  • [Swaziland] Swaziland Parliament.
    Swaziland's parliament has opened the way to fight corruption
  • [Iran] Mohsen Ghalekhanee waits for customers at his makeshift grocery.
  • [Iran] Local girls learning computer skills in Bam.
  • [Iran] Fereshteh outside her prefabricated home.
  • [Iran] Girls learning computer skills in Bam.
  • [Iran] Azam outside her tent with her child.
  • [Iran] A local family in their tent.
  • [Iran] Ali's hairdressing salon in Bam.
  • [Iraq] The new al-Mina prison in Basra has a capacity of 600 inmates.
    The new al-Mina jail in Basra has the capacity to hold 600 prisoners
  • [Iraq] Dilshad Maruf, Baski Drezh teamleader giving a briefing on mines in the area in Sulaimaniyah.
  • On the Down Low: A Journey Into the Lives of "Straight" Black Men Who Sleep with Men by J.L. King.
  • [Tajikistan] His Highness the Aga Khan.
    His Highness the Aga Khan
  • [Africa] African Union flag.
    Union africaine (UA)
  • [Liberia] Liberian supporters paint their faces with the national colours and wear amulets for luck - soccer.
    Liberian soccer fans display magic charms, but they failed to produce a win
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Patients suffering from trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness) in Zemio Hospital in the eastern province of Haut Mbomou. Date taken: July 2004.
    Si elle n'est pas traitée rapidement à l'aide d'antibiotiques, la méningite peut être mortelle
  • [Afghanistan] There are an estimated 60,000 drug addicts in the capital Kabul.
    There are an estimated 63,000 drug addicts in the capital Kabul
  • [Sudan] UN's Jan Egeland in Khartoum.
    UN's Jan Egeland
  • [Ethiopia] Kofi Annan with Ethiopian foreign minister Seyoum Mesfin at Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa.
    Kofi Annan with Ethiopian foreign minister Seyoum Mesfin at Addis Ababa airport
  • [Ethiopia] Professor Wole Soyinka.
  • [Guinea] Returnees from the cocoa area of Cote d'Ivoire close to the Liberian border, who have returned to the region forestier destitute.
    Returnees from the cocoa area of Cote d'Ivoire close to the Liberian border, who have returned to the region forestier destitute
  • [Sudan] UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan listens to tribal leaders in zam zam 'camp'.
    Kofi Annan listens to tribal leaders in Darfur during an earlier visit.
  • [Iran] Drug burning ceremony, Tehran.
  • [Sudan] US Secretary of State Colin Powell in Khartoum.

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