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  • [Ethiopia] Teklewold Mengesha, head of EMAO (Ethiopian Mine Action Office).
    Teklewold Mengesha, head of EMAO.
  • [Pakistan] Rows of trucks and smaller vans lined up outside the repatriation centre.
  • [Pakistan] The small children of another family play next to their mothers as the wait goes on.
  • [Pakistan] Refugee women wait in the shadow of a truck outside the centre.
  • [Pakistan] Hopeful Afghan refugees ask for information outside the centre.
  • [Pakistan] A family makes their way past the validation counter after undergoing the iris test.
  • [Uganda] The official shield of the Bunyoro kingdom.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Lydie Gbakossia, one of the women who surrendered arms and underwent vocational training. 03 March 2004.
    Lydie Gbakossia, one of the women who surrendered guns and underwent vocational training.
  • [Iraq] Dam in Sulaymaniyah.
    Water distribution in the area remains problematic
  • [Zimbabwe] Simangaliso Ncube with her 1 year old daughter.
    Women in customary marriages enjoy few inheritance rights
  • PlusNews Web Special on International Women's Day - Gender and HIV/AIDS (IRIN Homepage)
  • [Malawi] Eunice Nakamba is 24 years old. She lives in Chiwanga in the Chitipa District, Malawi.
    Women are bearing the brunt of risks
  • [Zambia] Members of NZP Plus confront the UN.
    Ordinary Zambians are expected to gain from greater access to information
  • [ANGOLA] Vanya and Dr Maria Isobel Massocolo Neves.
    Vanya and Dr Maria Neves
  • [Ethiopia] Ambassador Aurelia Brazeal.
    Ambassador Aurelia Brazeal
  • PlusNews Web Special on International Women's Day - Gender and HIV/AIDS (5th March 2004)
  • [Lesotho] Julia Likhama with her pupils.
    Julia Likhama with her pupils
  • [Lesotho] Malianano Mafereka.
    Malianano Mafereka
  • [SWAZILAND] Siphiwe Hlope of SWAPOL.
    Siphiwe Hlope of SWAPOL
  • [Zimbabwe] Full blood count equipment at Harare Hospital.
    Healthcare will beome more efficient if it goes electronic
  • [Zimbabwe] Count equipment at Harare Hospital.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] A nurse examines her patient in Osh.
  • [Iraq] Literacy class in Tawila, Sulaymaniyah.
    Literacy class in Tawila, Sulaymaniyah
  • [Iraq] Villagers in Bawian say they barely grow enough food to feed themselves.
    Villagers in Bawian say they barely grow enough food to feed themselves.
  • [Afghanistan] A mother and child in southern Afghanistan.
    A mother and child in southern Afghanistan
  • [Iraq] Anwar Borzou's newspaper stand in Sulaymaniyah.
    Publications in the north continue to enjoy press freedom
  • [Iraq] Shahzad shows the documents she had to produce in order to survive.
    Shahzad Hussein shows her documents that keep her dignity
  • [Liberia] Convoy of Sierra Leone refugees leaves Monrovia for border.
    Convoy of refugees leaves for the border
  • [ANGOLA] Brothers reunited thanks to Red Cross tracing project.
    Sovica and Satuma, brothers re-united
  • [ZIMBABWE] Paraplegic electronics engineer in his workshop, Zimbabwe.
    Paraplegic electronics engineer in his workshop
  • [Afghanistan] A female Afghan doctor.
  • [Ethiopia] Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi and Botswanan President Festus Mogae.
    Prime Minister Meles Zenawi and President Festus Mogae.

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