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  • [Uganda] The rebels had split Alex’s head with a hoe because he was too weak to carry their loot.
  • [Uganda] Michael had been beaten and left for dead by rebels. By the time he was found, termites had begun eating him and building a nest on his body.
  • [Uganda] Former abductees at the GUSCO centre reading newspaper targeting the youth.
  • [Uganda] Young children at the GUSCO centre.
  • [Uganda] Risper in her unfinished hut in Labongo-Layamo IDP camp, Kitgum.
  • [Uganda] Denis was found by some women three days after escaping from the rebels, and taken to the CPU in Gulu. He was weak from malnutrition, dehydration and beatings received during captivity.
  • [Uganda] Former abductees being interviewed by a UDPF soldier at the CPU in Gulu.
  • [Iran] Bam earthquake.
  • [Iran] Bam earthquake.
  • [Iran] Bam earthquake.
  • [Pakistan] The original building which was constructed in 1904.
  • [Pakistan] Sister Adelheid mingles with her patients.
  • [Pakistan] An old man who has lost his sight because of the illness.
  • [Pakistan] A health worker tells new patients about the illness.
  • [Pakistan] Patients soak in the sun outside the original building, constructed in 1904.
  • [Pakistan] Lab technicians at work in the Rawalpindi Leprosy Hospital.
  • [Djibouti] Koran Ahmed Aouled, who in 1996 became Djibouti’s first female legal practititioner in private practice.
  • [Djibouti] None of these children in hamlet near Lake Assal, Djibouti, have seen the inside of a classroom: the nearest school is too far away.
    The survey found "a silent emergency" among children in Djibouti, like some of these near lake Assal
  • [Djibouti] School in rural Djibouti.
    School in rural Djibouti
  • [Djibouti] Nomads.
    Tens of thousands of pastoralists in Djibouti need food and nutrition assistance, says the UN (file photo)
  • [Djibouti] Schoolgirls.
  • [Djibouti] Classroom in Djibouti.
  • [Djibouti] Classroom in Djibouti.
  • [Djibouti] Schoolgirls.
  • [Ghana]
  • [Djibouti] Primary school pupils in Djibouti.
    Primary school pupils in Djibouti
  • [SOUTHERN AFRICA] Chris Kaye, OCHA RSO
    Chris Kaye: "The recovery that we thought was emerging at the middle of last year, following the harvest, was very fragile."
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Pasteur Institute in Bangui, capital of the Central African Republic.
    The Pasteur Institute in Bangui, capital of the CAR.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] A mother is reunited with her child on 21 January in Bangui. The boy had been living in in a refugee camp in southern Chad. Date taken: 21 Jan 2004.
    A mother is reunited with her child on 21 January in Bangui. The boy had been living in a refugee camp in southern Chad.
  • [Djibouti] UNICEF Representative in Djibouti Keith McKenzie (l) and Djibouti's Minister of Education Abdi Ibrahim Absieh (r)at the launch of the UNICEF State of the World Children 2004 Report in Damerjog, Djibouti [UNICEF Djibouti]
    UNICEF Representative in Djibouti Keith McKenzie (l) and Djibouti's Minister of Education Abdi Ibrahim Absieh (r)at the launch of the UNICEF State of the World Children 2004 Report in Damerjog, Djibouti
  • [Ghana] German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder during his January 2004 visit in Ghana.
  • [Sudan] Western Upper Nile Child Soldier demobilisation.
    The SPLM/A child soldiers at the demobilisation ceremony

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