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  • Many Muslim child-brides believe early marriage is in accordance with their religion and cultural beliefs
  • WFP food aid distribution in Kabul
  • A Canadian soldier distributing candy to children in Kandahar
  • A woman carries a container of water through a makeshift tent city, where many Haitians have found shelter after a powerful earthquake all but destroyed Haiti capital Port-au-Prince
  • These three teenagers said they had very bad experiences while working in Saudi Arabia
  • These children from the western Yemeni governorate of Hodeidah say that because of poverty, their families allow them to go to Saudi Arabia in search for work
  • In 2010, more IDPs could join those already based in camps
  • A map showing the projected scenario in 2010 for IDPs in northern Pakistan (<a href="http://pictures.irinnews.org/images/2010/originals/201001251034530359.jpg" target="_blank"><strong><font color=#006699>See larger version of map</strong></a>)
  • Cairo produces 25,000 tons of waste a day
  • Earthquake damage in Port au Prince, Haiti
    Earthquake damage in Port au Prince, Haiti
  • The damaged presidential palace, Haiti
    The damaged presidential palace, Haiti
  • A destroyed secondary school in Martissant area of Port-au-Prince, 18 Jan 2010
    A destroyed secondary school in Martissant area of Port-au-Prince, 18 Jan 2010
  • In west central Ermera District, makeshift water pipes provide access to many communities. Close to 45 percent of Timor-Leste's rural population does not have access to potable water
  • Access to water must be a priority, says Julio do Rosario Lemos, 34, the newly elected head of Lisapat, a tiny village high in the coffee-growing hills of Timor-Leste
  • In rural Timor-Leste, women and children are responsible for retrieving water. Close to 45 percent of the country's rural population lacks access to potable water
  • Filomena Brites walks up to 3 km, four times a day to the nearest spring to fetch what water she needs in Lisapat, a tiny village high in the coffee-growing hills of Timor-Leste
  • Children in the coffee growing hills of Timor-Leste play with a broken water pipe. Much of the country's water system fell into disrepair years ago
  • In Lisapat, a tiny village high in the coffee-growing hills of Timor-Leste, access to potable water is limited. Retrieving water from a nearby spring is the responsibility of the community's women and children
  • An open well in Dili, the Timorese capital. Aproximately 15 percent of the country's urban population does not have access to potable
  • Outside a prison in Malang, Indonesia. The country's 422 prisons hold more than 140,000 inmates, even though they were designed for 80,000
  • Piles of garbage being burned in Cairo's streets put residents in danger of contracting respiratory diseases
  • Volunteers arrange bodies in a mass grave at the Naraguta cemetery along Bauchi Road in northern part of Jos. 21 January 2010
  • Volunteers arrange bodies in a mass grave at the Naraguta cemetery along Bauchi Road in northern part of Jos. 21 January 2010
  • Bolivian UN peacekeepers distribute water and meals to the residents of Cité Soleil, Haiti
  • The Sri Lankan Battalion of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti provides security at a crowded stadium in Léogâne where WFP and ACTED distribute food to Haitians
  • Haitians in the sprawling slum of Cité Soleil queue for WFP food distributed by a Brazilian battalion of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti
  • Volunteers arrange dead bodies in a mass grave at Naraguta Cemetery along Bauchi Road in northern part of Jos on Thursday
  • Haiti - Port Jeremie, Port au Prince, Port Hatien
    Carte de Haïti
  • Port Jeremie, one of Haiti's several ports from where thousands of Haitians are waiting to board boats to travel to different parts of Haiti
  • Port Jeremie, one of Haiti's several ports from where thousands of Haitians are waiting to board boats to travel to different parts of Haiti
  • Port Jeremie, one of Haiti's several ports from where thousands of Haitians are waiting to board boats to travel to different parts of Haiti
    Port Jeremie, one of Haiti's several ports from where thousands of Haitians are waiting to board boats to travel to different parts of Haiti
  • Port Jeremie, one of Haiti's several ports from where thousands of Haitians are waiting to board boats to travel to different parts of Haiti
    Port Jeremie, one of Haiti's several ports from where thousands of Haitians are waiting to board boats to travel to different parts of Haiti

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