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  • [Iraq] Iraqi families arrive in the southern city of Basra after 15 years in Iran.
    Women not wearing the traditional dress and head scarf, known as hijab, in Basra risk being killed by extremists
  • [Sudan] A Darfur IDP with her child sick with diarrhea in El Salaam Camp.
    Whooping cough is an important cause of infant death
  • [Sudan] Paula stands near her demolished home in El Salaam Camp.
    Paula stands near her demolished home in El Salaam Camp.
  • [Nigeria] A deserted Lagos Marina, overlooking the central business district of Lagos.
    L'Etat a reconnu la responsabilité de l'hôpital public de Lagos dans l'infection au VIH d'un bébé
  • [Mozambique] Young man selling scarves on Maputo beach.
    Clothes vendors face stiff competition
  • [Pakistan] A polling station in Badaver refugee camp outside Peshawar, capital of Pakistan's North West Frontier Province.
    A polling station in Badaver refugee camp outside Peshawar, capital of Pakistan's North West Frontier Province
  • [Jordan] A refugee child plays happily with children at the mother and baby centre in the camp.
    The new report on children also raises the needs of Iraqi refugee youngsters.
  • [Iraq] Weapons surrendered by the Mehdi army.
    Delay in disarmament could lead to increasing violence, analysts say
  • [Jordan] Iraqi refugees pumping iron in a makeshift gym at al-Ruweished.
    An Iraqi refugee pumping iron in a makeshift gym at al-Ruweished.
  • [Jordan] Iranian Kurdish refugee, Jalila shows her small vegetable patch at the camp in no-man's-land.
    The refugees stuck at the border are trying to join other Iranian-Kurds in no-man's land on the Jordanian/Iraqi border.
  • [Jordan] Iraqi refugee children are able to learn and play at the mother and baby centre in al-Ruweished camp in Jordan.
    The average Jordanian family is still large.
  • [Jordan] An Iraqi refugee, originally from Palestine, sits in his tent all day to escape the rising temperatures.
    Palestinian refugees to benefit from UNRWA survey
  • [South Africa] A children's organisation in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) plans to build an Aids orphan village to take the burden off grannies, who are frequently the main caretakers of an ever-growing number of parentless children.
    The disability grant often supports entire families
  • [Iraq] Elders talking in Sadr city.
    Residents of Sadr City, Baghdad, are suffering acute shortages of food and medicines
  • [Jordan] Ferdose Idid, originally from Somalia, says life is tough at al-Ruweished and hopes there will be a solution for her family soon.
  • [Jordan] 6 -year old Sana says she has made a lot of friends at the al-Ruweished playgroup, buts wants to know when she can return home.
  • [Jordan] Iraqi refugees pumping iron in a makeshift gym at al-Ruweished.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Pro-rebel demonstrators set fire to the bushes surrounding the UN compound in Bouake.
    Pro-rebels demonstrators hurling rocks while a fire blazes in the bushes surrounding the UN compound
  • [Nigeria] Usually busy Eko Bridge leading into Lagos Island from the mainland deserted on Monday because of the general strike.
    Usually busy Eko Bridge leading into Lagos Island from the mainland deserted on Monday
  • [Lesotho] WFP's food-for-work dam construction in Tsoeneng.
    Lesotho could do with some investment to help create more jobs
  • [Lesotho] Ishmael Nthlomo is one of the able-bodied in food-for-work projects.
  • [Lesotho] Donga-rehabilitation project in Abia.
  • [Lesotho] Mary Pelea has not received food aid.
    Mary Pelea is among the thousands who have exhausted their coping mechanisms
  • [Lesotho] Post-distribution monitoring in Makhoathi.
  • [Iraq] Medical student gives physiotherapy to a child at her home in Baghdad.
    Medical student gives physiotherapy to a child at her home in Baghdad.
  • [Somalia] President- elect Abdullahi yusuf.
    The president of Somalia's Transitional Federal Government, Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed,
  • [Iraq] A teacher showing how water is coming to the school, drop by drop.
    Only 43 percent of people living in rural areas have access to clean water.
  • [Iraq] Mrs. Nasrin Othman the state minister for women's affairs.
    Nasrin Othman minister for women's affairs
  • [Iraq] The library of a primary school, without books.
    With violence and poverty on the rise in Iraq, schools are increasingly deserted.
  • [Iraq] Central hospital for children.
    The children's hospital in Baghdad is flooded with patients daily.
  • [Lesotho] Food-for-work dam construction in Linokotseng.
  • [Lesotho] Agnes Mojakisane will benefit from WFP food distribution.

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