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    Police are trying to garner more community support
  • Rafah Crossing is main passengers terminal was affected by recent Egyptian army operations in Sinai
  • Police directing traffic at a Conakry roundabout.
    Police are trying to garner more community support
  • A young boy stands in an abandoned classroom in northern Sri Lanka
    A young boy stands in an abandoned classroom in northern Sri Lanka (Sep 2013)
  • Syria diary Banner - French
  • Fishing boats in Sarodrano on the west of Madagascar
  • Chinese-owned shop in Kigali, Rwanda
    Chinese-owned shop in Kigali, Rwanda
  • A man with a physical disability is carried by a community member to a flood platform in a village in western Nepal during a community DRR drill
  • An ex Niger Movement for Justice (MNJ) rebel hands over a mine to the National Commission for the Collection and Control of Illicit Weapons (CNCCAI) as part of DDR and demining activities in Agadez, northern Niger, which started in 2010 and is ongoing
  • Umayyad Mosque, Damascus
  • Roger Jean Claude Mbede, 34, was sentenced to three years in prison for sending an SMS to another man saying, “I'm in love with you.” He is seeking asylum in country where he can live more openly
  • Syria diary Banner - Arabic
  • President Zuma with President Jiantao observe the Chinese Presidential guard during the welcome ceremony. President Jacob Zuma was officially welcomed to China by President Hu Jiantao. President Zuma is attending the 5th Forum on China - Africa Cooperatio
  • Cameroon is one of the countries in the world to actually enforce laws against homosexuality, which is punishable by up to five years in jail as well as fines
  • An October 2011 workshop organized by Geneva Call - the first ever workshop on cooperation in mine action, bringing together state representatives and ex-rebels in Agadez
  • A young Rohingya boy looks to the camera at the Thea Chaung IDP camp outside Sittwe, More than one year after sectarian violence left more than 140,000 people displaced, little has been done to address the needs of adolescents and youth
  • A young Rohingya girl at the Thea Chaung IDP camp outside Sittwe, western Rakhine State. Access to potable water for the camps 10,000 residents remains a challenge more than a year after sectarian violence left more than 140,000 people displaced
    A young Rohingya girl at the Thea Chaung IDP camp outside Sittwe, western Rakhine State. (Sep 2013)
  • Two Rohingya boys at the Thea Chaung IDP camp outside Sittwe, western Rakhine State. Thousands of primary age children are missing out on their education more than one year after sectarian violence left more than 140,000 people displaced
    Two Rohingya boys at the Thea Chaung IDP camp outside Sittwe, western Rakhine State. (Sep 2013)
  • Rohingya children receive emergency education through a community initiative at the Thea Chaung IDP camp outside Sittwe, western Rakhine State. More than 140,000 people were displaced following two deadly bouts of sectarian violence in 2012
  • Marie Louise at an adult literacy class in her village near Toliara in southern Madagascar
  • A young Rohingya girl before a water pump at the Thea Chaung IDP camp outside Sittwe, western Rakhine State. More than one year since sectarian violence left more than 140,000 people displaced, WASH remains a key challenge
  • A young Rohingya boy bathes at the Sin Tet Maw IDP camp in Pauktaw Township, western Rakhine State. WASH remains a key challenge more than one year after sectarian violence left more than 140,000 people displaced
    A young Rohingya boy bathes at the Sin Tet Maw IDP camp in Pauktaw Township, western Rakhine State. (Sep 2013)
  • Rohingya children leaving a UNICEF-established temporary learning space outside Sittwe, western Rakhine State. Thousands of children are now receiving emergency education more than one year after two deadly bouts of sectarian violence left more than 140,0
    Rohingya children leaving a UNICEF-established temporary learning space outside Sittwe, western Rakhine State. (Sep 2013)
  • A young Rohingya boy recites his lessons at a UNICEF-established temporary learning space outside Sittwe in western Rakhine State. More than 20,000 primary age children missed out on their education more than one year following two rounds of sectarian vio
    A young Rohingya boy recites his lessons at a UNICEF-established temporary learning space outside Sittwe in western Rakhine State. (Sep 2013)
  • Daw Sein Sein Mya is one of eight volunteer teachers working three shifts a day in the sweltering heat to teach more than 800 primary age children at the Thea Chaung IDP camp outside Sittwe in western Rakhine State. Thousands of Muslim Rohingya children
  • A Rohingya teacher at a UNICEF temporary learning space in Sittwe set up by UNICEF in July 2013 to better address the emergency education needs of more than 23,000 primary school age children (6 to 10)
  • After an absence of more than a year, Phay Ruscome couldn’t wait to get back in the classroom. The 9 nine-old Rohingya Muslim is now receiving emergency education at the Thea Chaung IDP outside Sittwe courtesy of a community intervention
  • Brachiaria trials at the International Center for Tropical Agriculture's headquarters in Colombia
  • “Pastoralism will never die here,” said a senior livestock officer in Mongolia. “It is changing, but cannot, will not die. We will not let that happen.” The agriculture ministry estimates some 43 million heads of livestock in 2013, while other est
    The agriculture ministry in Mongolia estimates some 43 million heads of livestock in 2013, while other estimates range much higher. There is no livestock identification program and herders are taxed by their heads of cattle
  • In an effort to professionalize the livestock sector in Mongolia, in 2010 the government awarded each herding family a badge recognizing their way of life as a livelihood. The sector faces challenges of increasingly erratic weather; the government is fina
    In an effort to professionalize the livestock sector in Mongolia, in 2010 the government awarded each herding family a badge recognizing their way of life as a livelihood (Sep 2013)
  • Increased deforestation, barren overgrazed pastures and extreme weather have forced the government of Mongolia to professionalize herding in an effort to strengthen the livestock sector and retain youths more drawn to mining than muttons. These brothers f
  • Zamboanga, Philippines - Black smoke from burning houses rises in the background as a military cargo plane bearing relief goods arrives in the besieged city of Zamboanga in Mindanao, where troops are locked in a battle with Muslim rebels opposed to peace

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