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  • [Afghanistan] AFGHAN-AMERICAN ARCHITECT DEVELOPS PLAN TO REBUILD RUINED TOWNS, HOUSE HOMELESS AFGHAN REFUGEES
    An artist's drawing of the village
  • [Afghanistan] Road reconstruction is critical to the humanitarian effort.
    Work on another vital road linking Afghanistan to the outside world begins later this month
  • [Ethiopia] Haile Gebreselassie
    Haile Gebreselassie
  • [Swaziland] Swazi Soldiers
    The loyalty tests are also extended to men who want to join the king's army
  • [Afghanistan] Youngsters play with sheep they have been herding in Obeh, western Afghanistan.
  • [Afghanistan] Road reconstruction is critical to the humanitarian effort.
  • [Afghanistan] Road reconstruction is critical to the humanitarian effort.
  • [Swaziland] A warrior in full ceremonial attire.
  • [Tanzania] UNDP Resident Representative Mr John Hendra.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Cote d'Ivoire soldiers
    Fighting erupts on the outskirts of Abidjan
  • [Pakistan] Christians in Islamabad hit the campaign trail.
    Christians will vote on Thursday for the first time in Pakistan's new inclusive electoral system
  • [Malawi] Two children in the Senzani Area Development Program in Malawi. HIV/AIDS infections in Malawi are one of the highest in the world.
    Young girls are being forced into sexual relations to pay off debts
  • [Malawi] Orphan in Malawi. This 12-year old girl has been orphaned by AIDS in Malawi where the infection rate is 15%.
    Many orphans are socially excluded and feel disillusioned
  • [Eritrea] President Isayas Afewerki and Nigeria's President Olusegun Obasanjo address press conference.
    Isayas and Obasanjo address press conference
  • [Uganda] Orphans in Uganda. “Let us count and read,” Joan, 7, of Kiwaguza school told Kennedy, 8. World Vision provides assistance to both children who have lost their parents.
    School children like these have been hit hard by HIV/AIDS in Kenya.
  • [Afghanistan] A young boy stands in front of his home in Shomali.
  • [Mozambique] Artist Goncalo Mabunda displays his saxophone made from an AK47 and a bazooka.
  • [Mozambique] Artist displays his AKA sculpture figure.
  • [Mozambique] An artist displays two of his chairs, made out of decommissioned AK47s, in the Mozambican capital, Maputo.
    Fear turned into furniture: An artist displays chairs made of decommissioned AK47s
  • [Mozambique] Christian Aid partner the Christian Council of Mozambique (CCM)is working to help people exchange tools of war for tools for earning a living - an artist displays his handgun collage.
    The Christian Council of Mozambique is working to help people exchange guns for tools for earning a living - an artist displays his handgun collage.
  • [Swaziland] Workers at Matsapha, connecting cables to an electrical pylon.
    Workers at Matsapha, connecting cables to an electrical pylon
  • [Afghanistan] Kabul orphans still await more assistance.
    Conditions at the orphanage are overcrowded and unhealthy
  • [Afghanistan] Minister Hanif Atmar meets with local residents.
    MRRD minister, Hanif Atmar speaking with local residents in Kabul
  • [Ethiopia] DPPC commissioner at appeal.
    Simon Mechale
  • [Afghanistan] A young boy outside his home in Shomali.
    Mas'ud and family are rebuilding their lives around the destroyed home they fled
  • [Afghanistan] Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, Hanif Atmar.
  • [Afghanistan] An Ariana jet on the runway in Kabul.
  • [Afghanistan] Thousands of children attend school outside.
  • [Pakistan] Nadia, commonly known as a rat child, sits outside a shrine in Gujerat and begs from dusk till dawn.
    Nadia begs from dawn to dusk
  • [Swaziland] Workers at Matsapha, connecting cables to an electrical pylon.
  • [Ethiopia] West Haraghe.
    Shamise with Hussein
  • [Ethiopia] Kenzo Oshima, the Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator.
    Kenzo Oshima

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