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  • [DRC] L'antenne humanitaire de OCHA à Walikale (RDC). OCHA humanitarian field unit at Walikale (DRC). (Date of photo 14 April 2004).
  • [DRC] Des habitants de la ville de Walikale. La police au premier plan. Residents of Walikale town. Police in the foreground. (Date of photo 14 April 2004).
  • [DRC] (Le centre nutritionnel thérapeutique de MSF-Hollande à Walikale (RDC). MSF-Holand Therapetic nutritional centre. (Date of photo 14 April 2004).
  • [DRC] L'accès à Walikale en RDC n'est possible que par avion. Access to Walikale possible only by air. (Date of photo 14 April 2004).
  • [DRC] Le gouverneur de la province du Nord Kivu (RDC), Eugène Serufuli,  salue la population de Walikale. North Kivu Governor Eugnène Serufuli greets Walikale residents. (Date of photo 14 April 2004).
  • [DRC] Vue aérienne de quelques habitations proches de Walikale (RDC). Hamlet just outside Walikale (DRC). (Date of photo 14 April 2004).
  • [Iraq] Some 50 percent of marshland has been restored.
    The revival of Iraq's marshlands is being hampered by a deteriorating security situation.
  • [Kazakhstan] Eurasian Media Forum 2003.
    The Kazakh president, Nursultan Nazarbeyev, along with his daughter, listens to a speaker at last year's Eurasian Media Forum in Almaty
  • [DRC] De denses forêts entourent sur des kilomètres la ville de Walikale (RDC). Jungle in Walikale Territory. (Date of photo 14 April 2004).
    Vue aérienne de la forêt congolaise de Walikale, un territoire dans l'est de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC)
  • [Pakistan] Afghan men wait for their turn to undergo the IVC procedure.
  • [Pakistan] Refugees mill around their trucks near the IVC.
    Although millions of Afghans have returned to their homeland, many continue to live in Pakistan
  • [Pakistan] Two refugee women, their belongings loaded on one of the trucks in the background, wait outside the IVC.
  • [Pakistan] Afghan refugees wait inside the IVC for their turn.
  • [Pakistan] A UNHCR staffer registers refugees at the IVC.
    UNHCR's registration of Afghans in North Waziristan to help them repatriate is underway
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Coal extracted by unauthorised miners is sold on the market.
    Coal extracted by unauthorised miners is sold in markets across Kyrgyzstan
  • [Uzbekistan] Surkhandarya narcology hospital unit for women.
  • [Iraq] Umar Abdulkerim and friends standing outside the newly renovated school in Kizqala, Dahuk.
    Umar Abdulkerim and friends standing outside the newly renovated school in Kizqala, Dahuk.
  • [Iran] Opium seized by the authorities on the Afghan border.
  • [Iran] Anti-narcotics police in training.
  • [Iran] Anti-narcotics police in training.
    Trained dogs are crucial to fighting the drug traffickers
  • [Ethiopia] Arkebe Oqubay, Mayor of Addis Ababa, is the first leading Ethiopian to undergo a public HIV/AIDS test.
    Arkebe Oqubay, Mayor of Addis Ababa
  • [Senegal] Women in matam, northern senegal impregnate mosquito nets.
    Women treating mosquito nets to prevent the spread of malaria
  • [Uganda] Photojournalist James Akena.
    Photojournalist James Akena.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Landslide struck Budalyk village in southern Kyrgyzstan.
    Landslide struck Budalyk village in southern Kyrgyzstan
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Budalyk village in southern Kyrgyzstan full of mud following the recent landslide.
  • [Angola] Child recovering from malaria.
    Recovering from malaria - children are at the greatest risk
  • [GLOBAL] Factory trawlers.
    Environmentalists say pirate trawlers have overfished the world's oceans
  • [Nigeria] A typical chevron chevrontexaco oil facility near Warri in the Niger delta.
    Oil facility in Niger Delta, where citizens suffer the effects of the "resource curse" say rights groups (file photo)
  • [Angola] Child in malaria centre in Kuito.
    Health services remain inaccesible for rural communities
  • [Angola] Two-year-old Fernanda Catanha,once a malnourished malaria sufferer at the specialised malaria care centre in Kuito in the Bie province.
  • [Iraq] The ministry of education office.
  • [Iraq] Policemen in Baghdad.
    Security concerns in Iraq have seriously hampered aid work

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