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  • Daraga, Albay - A man uses a shovel do dig his home buried by a landslide in this file picture taken three years ago in the Bicol region. An estimated 20 typhoons batters the eastern Bicol region every year, leading to massive death and destruction
    Daraga, Albay - A man uses a shovel do dig his home buried by a landslide in this file picture taken three years ago in the Bicol region. An estimated 20 typhoons batters the eastern Bicol region every year, leading to massive death and destruction
  • Food prices have not come down in Eritrea
  • A windmill is being constructed in Berasole, a village in the Southern Red Sea Region
  • The prices of staple cereals such as teff are at record high in Eritrea
  • An Afar fisherman
  • Women are turning up at Kashmore's health facilities to receive free medication and immunisation
  • Zimbabwe asylum seekers
    Temporary relief for Zimbabwean migrants
  • A Zimbabwe migrant stands at the front of line to apply for documentation from South Africa's home affairs department in Musina, South Africa
  • A Zimbabwe asylum seeker queues for registering at a temporary shelter in Musina, carrying cardboard for a bed
  • Catching a bus from the South African border town of Musina to Johannesburg
  • Zimbabwe asylum seekers register at an overnight shelter in Musina
  • Infromal traders selling plastic containers for fuel and water in the South African border twon of Musina
  • Rosta Kafwimbi wants to harvest her entire maize crop before returning home
  • Zimbabwe asylum seekers at a temporary shelter in the South African border town of Musina
  • Zimbabwe asylum seekers queue outsdie the home affairs for pre-registration with the UNHCR at the Musina showground
  • Water point at a temporary shelter for asylum seekers at the South African border town of Musina
  • Silver Moo (center)and Moo Paw Hla (right) were trained as midwifes in 1994 and are currently undergoing special training to deal with emergency deliveries. Nonetheless both plan to resettle to third countries in the near future. Aye Aye Myat (left) is an
  • One year after Cyclone Nargis, more than 500,000 people - including 200,000 children - are still living in makeshift shelters which won't be able to withstand the monsoon rains, says Save the Children
  • One year after Cyclone Nargis, more than 500,000 people - including 200,000 children - are still living in makeshift shelters which won't be able to withstand the monsoon rains, says Save the Children
  • The road to recovery for survivors of Cyclone Nargis will be a long one
  • A child at a displaced persons site in Vavuniya, northern Sri Lanka. Thousands of children have been affected by the conflict
  • Six Nepali women die every day from pregnancy complications
  • Aid agencies are increasingly worried about the children who fled the fighting in the north of the island and are now staying in camps. Sri Lanka
  • Joseph Timmy, a community volunteer who administers malaria rapid diagnostic tests to his fellow villagers and gives them malaria treatment drugs if they test positive
  • Edith Ansumana and Aminata Kanneh with their sons, both of whom were treated by MSF for malaria
  • Zimbabwe asylum seekers in a temporary shelter in Musina, South Africa
  • Private security guards oversee Zimbabwean asylum seekers applying for documentation in Musina, South Africa
  • A Zimbabwe asylum seeker queues outside the offices of ther Musina home affairs offices
  • Sibelo Sibanda, of Lawyers for Human Rights in Musina, with two children suspected of being trafficked
  • Tamiflu
    WHO's Africa office says it will strategically pre-position Tamiflu and protection equipment
  • A Indonesia Health Official sprays disinfectant against a possible swine flu outbreak at a farm in Cilebut, Bogor Regency, West Java Province, Indonesia
  • “I have no regrets about swapping my Kalashnikov for this motorbike-taxi”. This 20-year-old man, who joined a rebel group in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) five years ago, was among 511 former child combatants demobilised in April 2009 fro

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