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  • Journalist Pholokgolo Ramothwala, 32, was diagnosed HIV-positive at the age of 19. A long-time HIV activist, Ramothwala writes an online diary about living with HIV and runs his own communications company. He spoke to IRIN/PlusNews about love disclosure a
  • Around three billion people eat rice every day, and more than 60 percent of the world's one billion poorest and undernourished people who live in Asia depend on rice as their staple food
  • Children suffer the brunt of war in Afghanistan
  • A rice worker outside the International Rice Research Institute. Rice is a staple part of the Philippine diet
  • Rice workers transplanti paddy plants outside the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines
  • A rice farmer in Laguna Province, the Philippines. Rice is a staple part of the country's diet
  • Rice is a staple part of the Asian diet. More than 60 percent of the world's one billion poorest and undernourished people who live in Asia depend on rice as their staple food
  • A test field at the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI). Rice is a staple part of the Asian diet
  • The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) in the Philippines is one of the largest non-profit agricultural research centres in Asia
  • A female rice farmer in Los Ramos, the Philippines
  • Dr Paul Quick, principle scientist and head of the C4 rice project at the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) in Los Banos, the Philippines
  • Dr Paul Quick, principle scientist and head of the C4 rice project at the International Rice Research Institute. Sorghum, a C4 plant is seen in the background
  • Civilian suffer the most in conflict in Afghanistan
  • Mothers walking home with supplementary rations for their under-two children in Niger's central region of Tahoua
    Mothers walking home with supplementary rations for their under-two children in Niger's central region of Tahoua
  • Malnutrition check-up in Moghem health centre, in Niger's central region of Tahoua
    Malnutrition check-up in Moghem health centre, in Niger's central region of Tahoua
  • Locust Madagascar - Locusta migratoria capito
  • The flooded lower Indus River captured by NASA's Aqua on August 8, 2010
    The flooded lower Indus River captured by NASA's Aqua on August 8, 2010
  • hopper bands - groups of wingless locusts - in Madagascar
  • hopper bands - groups of wingless locusts - in Madagascar
  • Locust - Madagascar - Locusta migratoria capito
  • Saratou Mahamadou's 16 months old niece, Rachida, is being treated for severe acute malnutrition in Moghem health centre, in Niger's central region of Tahoua
    Saratou Mahamadou has walked half a day to reach the health centre
  • Chief of Bagga village, Idrissa Dayabou, tends to his field with his sons in Niger's central region of Tahoua
    Village chief and his sons tend to crops in Niger's Tahoua region (file photo)
  • Malnutrition check-up in Moghem health centre, in Niger's central region of Tahoua
  • Malnutrition check-up in Moghem health centre, in Niger's central region of Tahoua
  • Malnutrition check-up in Moghem health centre, in Niger's central region of Tahoua
  • A child is being weighted in Moghem's health centre, in Niger's central region of Tahoua
  • Mothers receiving supplementary rations for their children under-two in Moghem, in Niger's central region of Tahoua
  • Gender equality and the empowerment of women remains a challenge in Bangladesh
  • Fatwa rulings have resulted in women being beaten and caned - all outside of the law - leading many of them to commit suicide to save family honour, according to rights groups.
  • Amina Seid, 26, from Awshashit pastoral village in the Afar region
  • Fadumo Dayib, a Jijiga resident
  • Safi Mukhtar, a resident of Kebribeyah village, south of Jijiga, Somali region

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