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  • Women sift precious rice in southern Madagascar.
  • Many Filippino rice farmers have to borrow money for fertilizer and other inputs and repay their loans with substantial portions of their rice harvest, leaving them little money on which to live.
    Many Filippino rice farmers have to borrow money for fertilizer and other inputs and repay their loans with substantial portions of their rice harvest, leaving them little money on which to live.
  • The government is committing 44 billion pesos (roughly US$1 billion) to emergency agricultural assistance, including fertilizer, improved irrigation, infrastructure and seeds but some farmers are sceptical that they will get anything.
  • Arab-Israelis protesting in Jerusalem earlier this year against what they called discriminatory practices by the Israeli government and official institutions.
  • Arab-Israelis protesting in Jerusalem earlier this year against what they called discriminatory practices by the Israeli government and official institutions.
  • Visually impaired Paul Mugambi illustrates to Pamela Asigi, a member of the media, the difficulty of using a condom without the benefit of sight.
  • Many Madhesi armed groups have emerged in the Terai.
  • Cap Skirring in Casamance, where tourism is the region's primary source of revenue.
  • The village-run hotel in Oosaye, 30km from Ziguinchor, which is run and owned by villagers. They use the profits to improve basic services such as schools and health clinics in the town. With tourists numbers up, builders are expanding the facilities.
  • Wanjiku’s doctor told her she wouldn’t live beyond six months.
  • More than 360,000 people mostly in the south of Afghanistan do not have access to health services due to insecurity, MoPH said.
  • Feudjio Carlos, imprisoned for a year when he was a child for a minor crime he says he did not commit.
  • Women working in NGO Mauritanian Association for the Health of Women and Children, which supports victims of rape and sexual abuse.
  • Poster to raise awareness of the consequences of rape and sexual abuse in NGO Mauritanian Association for the Health of Mothers and Children.
  • The central prison in Douala where there are many minors imprisoned alongside adults.
  • Poster to raise awareness of the consequences of rape and sexual assaults in NGO Mauritanian Association for the health of mothers and children.
  • Lebanese soldiers are under tremendous pressure to remain united.
  • The army stepped up patrols on 13 May, deploying heavily across Beirut and restoring calm to the northern port city of Tripoli.
  • The army has remained neutral throughout Lebanon's 18-month crisis, but pledged to use force to keep the peace after six days of clashes left 81 people dead.
  • While more than 140,000 people have been resettled in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka, some 30,000 have yet to be resettled and live in meagre conditions in welfare camps and with host families.
  • Despite the elections, security is still very tight throughout the Eastern Province.
  • Sri Lankans exercised their right to vote for the first time in 15 years in the March and May elections in eastern Sri Lanka.
  • Children suffering gastroenteritis are being brought into hospitals in Sindh.
  • About 2,400 US marines and hundreds of NATO-led troops are involved in the military operation in Garmsir District.
  • Garmsir was one of the most populated districts of Helmand Province which now has turned into a "ghost town" because of the conflict, local residents said.
  • The larvae that cause onchocerciasis are found in swiftly flowing water.
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  • A baby cries as he is held by his father in Dedaye township, some 48 kilometers south of Yangon, Myanmar on May 9, 2008. PHOTO: courtesy of AFP
  • The Ariel Glaser paediatric centre for HIV-positive children in Bouaké.
  • If Hezbollah fighters attack Hani Ghannam's village, "they won't leave alive", he says.
  • Supporters of the Hezbollah-led opposition burn tyres to pressure the western-backed government.
  • Lebanon's army has deployed in areas of western Beirut seized by Hezbollah and Amal.

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