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  • [Cote d'Ivoire - Radio] Equipe de Radio Lepin en train de recueillir les témoignages.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire - Radio] Equipe de Radio Lepin en train de recueillir les témoignages.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire - Radio] Equipe de Radio Lepin avec un prêtre à Dabré.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire - Radio] Equipe de Radio Lepin avec un prêtre à Dabré.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire - Radio] LEPINPHOTOS2 012.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire - Radio] Journaliste Maxim Yapo.
  • [Afghanistan] Still hundreds of thousands of children are lacking schools and classrooms accross the country.
  • [Iraq] Mount Lebanon hotel following the bombing.
    Many buildings are in need of repair across the country.
  • Endless queues of colorful water cans at the pump and boreholes testify to the shortage of water provided at Pabbo internally displaced persons camp, Uganda, 22 February 2004. Many residents have to make the dangerous trek outside the camp in search of vi
  • [Uganda] Sisulu arrives in Moroto, Karamoja.
  • [Uganda] WFP Deputy Executive Director, Sheila Sisulu.
  • [Somalia - Radio] Training on computer skills and on-screen editing in the studio.
    Somali radio journalists receive training on computer skills
  • [Somalia - Radio] Installing the antenna to receive WorldSpace satellite material.
  • [Madagascar] Impact of Cyclone Gafilo. Date: 10 Mar 2004.
    Gafilo was the worst cyclone to hit Madagascar in 20 years
  • [Uganda] WFP Deputy Executive Director, Sheila Sisulu with IDPs.
    WFP deputy executive director, Sheila Sisulu, visiting northern Uganda IDP camps in 2004.
  • [Madagascar] Households affected by Cyclone Gafilo. Date: 17 Mar 2004. pdf version at <a href="http://www.irinnews.org/images/pdf/Madagascar-Households-affected-by-Cyclone-Gafilo.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.irinnews.org/images/pdf/Madagascar-Househol
    Households affected by Cyclone Gafilo. Pdf version at <a href="http://www.irinnews.org/images/pdf/Madagascar-Households-affected-by-Cyclone-Gafilo.pdf" target="blank">www.irinnews.org/images/pdf/</a>
  • Samuel Opong, 15, a former child abductee of the Lord's Resistance Army rebels, Gulu, Uganda, 19 March 2004. He was forced to fight in three fierce battles with the Ugandan army until he was hit by bullets in the left leg and arm.
  • [Somalia - Radio] Learning interviewing techniques with Minidisk recorders.
  • [Iraq] Sten Bronee, head of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees office in Amman.
  • [Iraq] Col. Hussein Mehdi, the "dean" of the Iraq police training program in Baghdad.
    Col. Hussein Mehdi, dean of the Iraqi police training programme in Baghdad
  • [Central Asia] Ismailovsky park's open air market is home to many merchant labour migrants from Central Asia and the Caucasus.
  • [Central Asia] A CA labour migrant cleans the street in Moscow.
  • [Southern Africa] Regional flooding on the increase... (list of flooding and flood-threatened basins are the Pungue basin, the Buzi Basin, the Save Basin, and Limpopo Basin)
    Regional flooding threatens to exacerbate food shortages
  • [Eritrea] Halima Abdi Adam in the Emkulu refugee camp in Eritrea.
    Halima Abdi Adam in the Emkulu refugee camp, near Massawa
  • [Central Asia] Kyrgyz labour migrants working as street cleaners on the streets of Moscow.
    Kyrgyz labour migrants working as street cleaners on the streets of Moscow
  • [Rwanda] US Treasury Undersecretary John Taylor. Date: 16 March 2004.
  • [Rwanda] US Treasury Undersecretary John Taylor addresses a press conference. With him is Rwanda's Finance Minister Donald Kaberuka. Date: 16 March 2004.
    US Treasury Undersecretary John Taylor addresses a news conference. With him is Rwanda's finance minister, Donald Kaberuka.
  • [Iraq] Said Taa watching over the construction of his house.
    Said Taa watching over the construction of his house
  • [Malawi] Elections (Ballot box).
    With voter apathy on the rise, ballot boxes might stay empty come 2008 elections
  • [LESOTHO] Garment factory in Lesotho.
    Textile factories in Lesotho are the country's main employers
  • [Sudan] Tawilla, North Darfur, WFP provided food for the hungry IDPs – again, SRC was there to assist. 4 March 2004.
    Attacks against aid have increased sharply since 2006 (file photo)
  • [Sudan] Tawilla, North Darfur, More than 5,000 people had fled from Tawilla to El Fasher town. 4 March 2004.
    Displaced civilians in Tawilla town

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