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  • [Kyrgyzstan] Kyrgyz border guard.
  • [DRC] A MONUC patrol unit block a bridge separating the Congolese town of Bukavu from Rwanda's Cyagungu Province. Date taken: 6 June 2004.
    A UNM patrol unit blocks a bridge separating the Congolese town of Bukavu from Rwanda's Cyagungu Province.
  • [Tajikistan] Zuhro Asrorova is one of only two girls in the classroom.
    Zuhro Asrorova is one of only two girls in the classroom
  • [SOUTH AFRICA] Sangoma Nokusho Bhengu (left) and Adri van der Maas (right).
    Nokusho Bhengu and Adri van der Maas
  • [DRC] A group of Congolese refugees at the border between Bukavu and Rwanda's Cyangugu Province, awaiting transportation by the UNHCR. Date taken: 31 May 2004.
    Scores of Congolese have been affected by the current tensions
  • [DRC] A Congolese woman nurses her daughter who was hit by a stray bullet during the fighting in the eastern city of Bukavu. Date taken: 3 June 2004.
    Le enfants sont particulièrement vulnérables parce que certaines de ces armes ressemblent à des jouets
  • [DRC] UN peacekeepers use tankers to block the road linking Rwanda to the eastern Congolese city of Bukavu, where fighting has been going on since 26 May. Date taken: 3 June 2004
    UN troops in the DRC.
  • [Uzbekistan] Abdunazar Karimov on his plot of land in Obod makhalla a community for resettled people from Turkmenistan living now near the Uzbek town of Talimarjan.
    Winrock International says it has been helping Uzbek farmers, the government wants it out of the country
  • [Uzbekistan] Construction of new houses is under way in the Obod makhalla.
  • [Tajikistan] Girls in class.
    A new UNIFEM grant will help improve legislation designed to protect girls and women from violence
  • [Angola] Eleven-year-old Joaquina Francisco - tuberculosis patient.
    Eleven-year-old Joaquina Francisco
  • [Sierra Leone] Emmanuel Ayoola, president of the UN-backed special court in Sierra Leone.
  • [Iran] Tehran street kids at school.
  • [Iran] Tehran street kids.
  • [Iran] Afghan street kid busy cleaning cars in Tehran.
    Afghan child busy cleaning cars in affluent northern Tehran
  • Carol Bellamy, UNICEF Executive Director.
    Carol Bellamy, UNICEF Executive Director.
  • [Pakistan] Tribal elders in the Ambar Valley explain why they used to cultivate poppy, and how they were convinced to stop.
  • [Pakistan] Locals say that the fields in the background of this Mohmand Agency valley used to be cultivated for poppy, but are now being used to grow vegetables.
  • [Pakistan] A khasadar (from a special paramilitary force raised and funded by local tribal heads) looks at a field where poppy used to be grown in Mohmand Agency.
  • [Pakistan] A government official deputed to deal with errant poppy growers inspects a former poppy-growing field.
  • [Pakistan] A government official tasked with convincing local tribes to desist from poppy growing confers with a police escort.
    Une étude a montré que la police et d’autres autorités avaient parfois du mal à croire les histoires d’inceste (photo d’archive)
  • [Sierra Leone] Eugene Davies, National Elections Commissioner speak as he annonced the delay of results for the May 2003 elections.
    Eugene Davies, Chief Electoral Commissioner
  • [Ghana] Brigadier General Elhadji Kandji, Deputy Military Adviser at UNDPKO, speaking at a seminar in Accra Ghana in May 2004.
    Brigadier-General Elhadji Kandji, left
  • [Pakistan] A government official (left) listens as a Tribal Head in the Mohmand Agency's Ambar Valley explains his position.
  • [Kenya] SPLM/A delegation signing protocols in Naivasha, Kenya.
    The SPLM/A delegation signing earlier protocols in Naivasha
  • [Togo] President Gnassingbe Eyadema and Prime Minister Koffi Sama at the opening of dialogue with the opposition parties.
    President Eyadema (centre) and PM Koffi Sama opened the ceremony
  • [Swaziland] Database to be compiled of children not in school.
    Eight to 11-year-olds are trafficked for sexual exploitation or labour
  • [Kenya] Kenyan Minister of Foreign Affairs Kalonzo Musyoka.
  • [Rwanda/DRC] Jean-Marie Guehenno, the UN Under-Secretary-General for peacekeeping operations, and Rwandan President Paul Kagame. (26 May 2004)
    Jean-Marie Guehenno, UN Under-Secretary-General, and Rwandan President Paul Kagame.
  • [Rwanda/DRC] Jean-Marie Guehenno, the UN Under-Secretary-General for peacekeeping operations, in the Rwandan capital, Kigali. (26 May 2004)
    The head of the UN peacekeeping department, Jean-Marie Guéhenno, to assess the volatile border standoff following a decision by Eritrea to expel personnel from the UN peacekeeping mission.
  • [Nigeria] Women and children fleeing violence in plateau state in central Nigeria. Thousands have been displaced following religious Christian and Muslim attacks.
    Women and children fleeing violence in Plateau State in 2004
  • [Turkmenistan] Testing salt for sufficient iodine level in Turkmenistan.
    Testing salt to ensure it contains sufficient iodine

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