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  • 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
  • TRavelers head out of Port-au-Prince looking for somewhere safer
    Travelers head out of Port-au-Prince looking for somewhere safer
  • Home Lein Wai, on her way to work with her parents in the fields, near Mindat Township. She doesn't attend school and estimates her age is around 8
  • Judith Saint Vil: "I cannot get any food here in Port-au-Prince. I will feel more at ease in Jeremie"
    Judith Saint Vil: "I cannot get any food here in Port-au-Prince. I will feel more at ease in Jeremie"
  • Map of the Republic of Congo
  • Milo Pierre: "We are waiting for some aid, but have not been able to find any help."
    Milo Pierre: "We are waiting for some aid, but have not been able to find any help."
  • 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
  • Two young Chin children from the village of Khoe Tain, Mindat Township
  • Millions of tonnes of ordnance were dropped on Vietnam between 1964 and 1973. It is estimated that up to one third of this ordnance did not detonate. Here a 500lb aircraft bomb found at the construction site in Rao Da village, Truong Xuan commune, Quang N
  • Aid workers prepare to cross the Dominican/Haiti border in response to the 12 Jan earthqauake
  • Aid workers prepare to cross the Dominican/Haiti border in response to the 12 Jan earthqauake
  • Clipboard
  • Abstract "Search and Rescue" sticker, Haiti
  • Overview of idp concentrations in port au prince and carrefour (update 2) (<a href="http://www.irinnews.org/pdf/Overview_of_idp_concentrations_in_port_au_prince_and_carrefour_update_2.pdf" target="_blank"><strong><font color=#006699>See larger version of
  • Haiti Earthquake - Humanitarian Operational Challenges (as of 18 Jan 2010) (<a href="http://www.irinnews.org/pdf/Haiti_Earthquake_Humanitarian_Operational_Challenges_as_of_18_Jan_2010.pdf" target="_blank"><strong><font color=#006699>See larger version of
  • Haiti and the Dominican Republic - Concept of Operations (as of 15 Jan 2010) (<a href="http://www.irinnews.org/pdf/Haiti_and_the_Dominican_Republic_Concept_Of_Operations_as_of_15_Jan_2010.pdf" target="_blank"><strong><font color=#006699>See larger version
  • It took three months for handicapped Somali Huda Ali to be granted refugee status because she did not come to one of the reception centres near Yemen's coast
  • A young boy and his father living with leprosy in Dili. Leprosy remains a public health concern in Timor-Leste
  • A young mother and her child outside Dili. Leprosy remains a public health concern in Timor-Leste
  • Between 200 and 300 new cases of leprosy are diagnosed annually in Timor-Leste
  • Leaving Port-au-Prince
    Leaving Port-au-Prince
  • Desertification is spreading in Burkina Faso
  • According to UNHCR, all Somalis arriving in Yemen are granted prima facie refugee status
  • Two boys, refugees from clashes in Democratic Republic of Congo's Equateur Province, gather firewood on the Ugangi river, which marks the border between DRC and the Republic of Congo
    Two boys, refugees from clashes in Democratic Republic of Congo's Equateur Province, gather firewood on the Ugangi river,
  • Leprosy remains a problem in Timor-Leste, especially in Oecussi District, an isolated Timorese enclave inside Indonesia. Leprosy is endemic in Timor Leste, where the disease has been difficult to catch in its early stages due to poor health infrastructure
  • Schools in Swat have begun resuming classes
  • Outside a school in Peshawar. Security fears prevail at schools everywhere across northwestern Pakistan
  • Over 50 NGOs, donors and agencies drafted a new plan for Iraqi refugees, which will map out support for them over 2010
  • Roadside tent communities as government's civil protection and UN identify sites for tent communities
    Roadside tent communities in Haiti
  • Residents pick way with belongings through waterlogged streets, 18 Jan 2010

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