Search
Search
Journalism from the heart of crises

Photo Library

Journalist or researcher? Learn about using our images.

Photo Library

Displaying 26465 - 26496 of 44931
  • [Myanmar] School girl Seven-year-old Chit Po Po [2005]
    HIV/AIDS prevention is part of the curriculum in primary and secondary schools in around one-third of the country's regions
  • [Mali] Welcome to Kidal sign in northern Mali. [Date picture taken: 05/22/2006]
    Welcome sign on road to Kidal
  • [South Africa] Community recreational centre manager Jonas Thanga has felt alot safer since the centre became a 'Gun Free Zone'. [Date picture taken: 05/24/2006]
    Centre manager Jonas Thanga has felt alot safer since the community recreational centre became a 'Gun Free Zone'.
  • [Angola] HIV+ activist Carolina Pinto. [Date picture taken: 02/2006]
    Se ele te ama, ele te vai aceitar
  • [Angola] HIV+ activist Carolina Pinto. [Date picture taken: 02/2006]
    Vivendo positivamente: Carolina Pinto, activista HIV+ angolana
  • [Angola] HIV+ activist Carolina Pinto. [Date picture taken: 02/2006]
  • [Nepal] A young mother monitors the growth and weight of her eight month old daughter. Thousands of mothers like her have become aware of child care and nutrition with help of community-based nutrition programmes of the Nepal government and UNICEF. [Date
    A young mother monitors the growth and weight of her eight-month-old daughter. Thousands of mothers like her have become aware of child care and nutrition with help from community-based nutrition programmes
  • [Sudan] Lodeli Morris, a 12-year old boy who is on remand in Yei prison for killing a man. [Pic taken: May 2006]
    Lodeli Morris, a 12-year old boy who is on remand in Yei prison for killing another boy.
  • [Sudan] The prison yard at Yei, southern Sudan. [Date picture taken: May 2006]
  • [Mali] Remote Kidal is 1,500 kms from the Malian capital Bamako. [Date picture taken: 05/20/2006]
    Située à 1 500 km au nord de Bamako, la capitale, la ville de Kidal est au coeur de la région qui a été secouée par une insurrection touareg et proche de la localité où ont eu lieu les récentes attaques
  • [Jordan] Foreign workers generally find employment in the construction, industry, services and agriculture sectors. [Date picture taken: 05/21/2006]
    Foreign workers generally find employment in construction and agriculture sectors.
  • [Nepal] Rural women participating in UNICEF-sponsored para-legal committee get their first taste of grassroots problem solving. [Date picture taken: 03/20/2006]
    Chandra Khanel, a member of the Methinkot para-legal committee, feels more empowered
  • [Angola] preparing the daily meal for 250 OVC at Kehemu suburb, Rundu. [May 2006]
    Preparing the daily meal for 250 OVCs at Kehemu suburb, Rundu
  • [Egypt] Police blocked off much of central Cairo in anticipation of demonstrations in solidarity with judges. [Date picture taken: 05/18/2006]
    Police anticipate a protest in Cairo against alleged police brutality.
  • [Angola] AIDS prevention in Lobito, Benguela province: Condom distribution at a stop for mototaxi drivers. [Date picture taken: April 2006]
    Distribuição de preservativos numa parada dos kupapatas
  • [Egypt] Police cordon off protesters in downtown Cairo. [Date picture taken: 05/18/2006]
    Critics fear the new anti-terror law may be used to crack down on the opposition even further
  • [Nepal] Rural women participating in a UNICEF-sponsored para-legal committee. [Date picture taken: 03/15/2006]
  • [Angola] AIDS prevention in Lobito, Benguela province: Condom distribution at a stop for mototaxi drivers. [Date picture taken: April 2006]
  • [Jordan] Palestinian students in Jordan hit by aid freeze on Hamas-led government. [Date picture taken: 05/17/2006]
    Palestinian students in Jordan hit by aid squeeze on Hamas-led government.
  • [Jordan] Majority of local journalists believe that press freedoms last year were "relatively lower" than the year before. [Date picture taken: 05/18/2006]
    Majority of local journalists believe that press freedoms last year were
  • [Syria] A UNHCR staff distributing food to Palestinian refugees who fled violence in Iraq at Tanaf border crossing on the Syrian-Iraqi border. [Date picture taken: 05/17/2006]
    A UNHCR staff member distributes food to Palestinian refugees on the Syrian-Iraqi border who fled violence in Iraq.
  • [Jordan] The new eco police force would work on creating "a pollution-free environment". [Date picture taken: 05/17/2006]
    The new eco police force would work on creating "a pollution-free environment."
  • [Mozambique] HIV+ child, Maputo-Mozambique. [Date picture taken: 04/28/2006]
    Tratamento ARV pediátrico: problemas a cada passo
  • [Djibouti] A vehicle being disinfected at a checkpoint in Djibouti, as part of efforts to contain the possible spread of bird flu. [Date picture taken: May 2006]
    Desinfection
  • [Angola] A cholera patient in a MSF run cholera treatment centre, Luanda, Angola.[May 2006]
    A cholera patient in an MSF-run cholera treatment centre, Luanda
  • [Global] AMREF encourages shared information to improve HIV/AIDs management.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Pilot hearings start in Abidjan to identify Ivoirans who do not have birth certificates. [Date picture taken: 05/18/2006]
    Pro-government youths have halted hearings to establish citizenship in the government-held south of Cote d'Ivoire.
  • [Central Asia] Central Asians looking for work at a construction company in Moscow - despite new legislation many are exploited and have few rights. [Date picture taken: 05/06/2006]
    Central Asians looking for work at a construction company in Moscow - despite new legislation many are exploited and have few rights.
  • [Nepal] Children at a rural school enjoy a meal as part of WFP's feeding programme. [Date picture taken: 05/05/2006]
    Children at a rural school enjoy a meal as part of WFP's feeding programme
  • Guns Out of Control: the continuing threat of small arms - IRIN In-Depth.
  • [Namibia] The Khwe, a branch of the San ethnic group, now have a chance to keep their language alive.
    The Khwe, a branch of the San ethnic group, now have a chance to keep their language alive.
  • [South Africa] Sonny Molamu (middle), a volunteer with SOLOF, regularly hands out condoms to drivers at the taxi rank in Springs near Johannesburg. [Date picture taken: 05/17/2006]

Become a member of The New Humanitarian

Support our journalism and become more involved in our community. Help us deliver informative, accessible, independent journalism that you can trust and provides accountability to the millions of people affected by crises worldwide.

Join