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  • [Kyrgyzstan] Mark Brown Administrator of UNDP and Askar Akaev Kyrgyz President at the conference on Afghanistan in Bishkek.
  • [Tajikistan] UNHCR country representative for Tajikistan, Nicholas Coussidis.
    UNHCR representative for Tajikistan, Nicholas Coussidis
  • [Tajikistan] Cecile Pichon, ECHO country head for Tajikistan.
    Cecile Pichon ECHO head of office in Tajikistan
  • [Angola] Mine awareness.
  • [Pakistan] A little Afghan girl and her brother peek out the window of the bus carrying them to Afghanistan.
    Over 750,000 Afghans remain in Balochistan today
  • [Angola] Poles indicate where mines were found outside this home in Jica township.
    Politicians plan to travel to the affected provinces to investigate political violence
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Cooperazione Internazionale (COOPI) officials Ilaria Firmian and Chiara Caccia, coordinator and librarian, respectively, of the "Pygmy" project.
    COOPI officials Ilaria Firmian and Chiara Caccia, coordinator and librarian, respectively, of the Batwa project
  • [Angola] A deminer at work in Luau.
    A deminer at work in Luau
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] An MSF immunisation team arrives in the sub-prefecture of Boguila in the Central African Republic.
    An MSF immunisation team arrives in the sub-prefecture of Boguila in the Central African Republic.
  • [Chad] Sudanese refugee women from Darfur wait for water at Toloum refugee camp in eastern Chad.
    Water supplies continue to pose problems in the refugee camps
  • [Tajikistan] Drug control activities in Tajikistan.
    Russian frontier border guard much of the Tajik border for the moment
  • [Tajikistan] Drug control activities in Tajikistan.
  • [Tajikistan] Drug control activities in Tajikistan.
  • [Tajikistan] Drug control activities in Tajikistan.
  • [Tajikistan] Heroin is often hidden in the false bottoms of trucks.
  • [Tajikistan] Drug control activities in Tajikistan.
  • [Tajikistan] Patrolling the border with Afghanistan has proved a major challenge.
  • [Tajikistan] Drug control activities in Tajikistan.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] UN Under-Secretary Jean-Marie Guehenno during his April visit in Cote d'Ivoire where he asked the opposition to return to government.
  • [Iran] Afghan refugees in eastern Iran.
    There are currently some 950,000 registered Afghan refugees remaining in Iran
  • [Angola] Refugee returnees in Cazombo are in need of aid.
    Vaccination campaign targets five million children
  • [Angola] Refugee returnees in Cazombo are in need of aid.
    Returning refugees and IDPs need food aid
  • [Swaziland] Orphan boy Shumba milking a cow.
    Children learn lifeskills as part of the Indlunkhulu project
  • [Iran] Afghan refugees in eastern Iran.
  • [Angola] Refugee returnees in Cazombo are in need of aid.
    Refugee returnees in Angola are in need of aid
  • [Tajikistan] US Ambassador to Tajikistan, Richard E Hoagland.
    US Ambassador Richard E Hoagland
  • [Iraq] A mother with her child who sufferes from malnutrition speaking to the doctor in the Nutrition Rehabilitation Center (NRC) at the Basra General Hospital.
    An Iraqi mother seeks help for her malnourished child
  • [Sudan] Darfurian boys and women shelter from the endless sandstorms along the Chad/Sudan border.
    Poor bear the brunt of climate change
  • [Sudan] 'Sudan: A future without War?'- IRIN Web Special on the prospects of peace in Sudan.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] A landslide struck southern Kyrgyzstan.
    There were more than 1,200 natural disasters in Kyrgyzstan between 1992 and 1999
  • [Tajikistan] Frederic Chenais, acting chief of mission for IOM Tajikistan, opened Tuesday's conference.
    Frederic Chenais, acting chief of mission for IOM Tajikistan, opened the conference on human trafficking
  • [Namibia] Bridgete Sikute, a caregiver at the Mafuta care centre in Caprivi.
    Namibia's HIV/AIDS crisis is expected to worsen the vulnerability of children

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