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  • 21 July 2004, Bouarfa, Morocco. Desert locusts devouring vegetation
  • 28 July 2004, Kaedi - A young boy observing a swarm of desert locusts filling the sky near farmlands
  • 28 July 2004, Kaedi - A survey officer watching a swarm of desert locusts arrive in an area of farmland
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  • 28 July 2004, Kaedi - A survey officer watching a swarm of desert locusts arrive in an area of farmland
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  • 28 July 2004, Kaedi - A goat herd running away from an arriving swarm of desert locusts
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  • A farmer holds what is left of his millet crop that had been devoured by Senegalese grasshoppers. - - Grasshopper Control Campaign in the Sahel. The 1985 rains, breaking the worst drought in a decade in the Sahel, also caused an outbreak of the Senegalese
  • A street sign in Jaffna with Tamil written first, followed by Sinhala, and then English. In the south Sinhala comes first
  • In the north, Tamil is used first, followed by Sinhala and English
  • Street signs in Colombo are in Sinhala, Tamil and English
  • The IDP camp known as Koloma in Goz Beida, Eastern Chad
  • The police station in Koukou, Eastern Chad
    The police station in Koukou, eastern Chad
  • A group of Tamil boys in Jaffna District northern Sri Lanka smile to the camera
  • A Liberian refugee in her makeshift shelter in Tabou transit camp, western Côte d'Ivoire (July 2012). Most camp residents have now returned to Liberia
    A Liberian refugee in her makeshift shelter in Tabou transit camp, western Côte d'Ivoire (July 2012)
  • Refugee children in Tabou Transit Camp, Cote d'Ivoire (July 2012)
    Refugee children in Tabou Transit Camp, Cote d'Ivoire (July 2012)
  • A Liberian refugee closes a hole in the tarpaulin that forms her shelter in Tabou Transit Camp (July 2012)
    A Liberian refugee closes a hole in the tarpaulin that forms her shelter in Tabou Transit Camp (July 2012)
  • A Liberian refugee next to makeshift shelters in a transit camp in Tabou, Côte d'Ivoire
    A Liberian refugee next to makeshift shelters in a transit camp in Tabou, Côte d'Ivoire (July 2012)
  • USAID boxes used as a makeshift curtain at the Nicla II (Peacetown) refugee camp near Guiglo in western Côte d’Ivoire (July 2012). Camp residents say levels of assistance have declined in recent years
    USAID boxes used as a makeshift curtain at the Nicla II (Peacetown) refugee camp near Guiglo in western Côte d’Ivoire (July 2012)
  • Liberian refugee children play on the beach in Tabou (July 2012)
    Liberian refugee children play on the beach in Tabou (July 2012)
  • Graffiti in a derelict colonial mansion lived in by Liberian refugees in the coastal village of Sassandra, 400km west of Abidjan. Most of the refugees do not live in formal camps, but are scattered throughout the south and west
    Graffiti in a derelict colonial mansion lived in by Liberian refugees in the coastal village of Sassandra, 400km west of Abidjan (July 2012)
  • A Liberian refugee displays his ID card in Tabou, 30km from the Liberian border. Many Liberians have been living in Côte d’Ivoire for over 20 years, making this one of Africa’s most protracted refugee situations
    A Liberian refugee displays his ID card in Tabou, 30km from the Liberian border
  • Nicla II refugee camp, known as Peacetown, has evolved into a sprawling village in the forest outside Guiglo in western Côte d’Ivoire
    Nicla II refugee camp, known as Peacetown, has evolved into a sprawling village in the forest outside Guiglo in western Côte d’Ivoire
  • A Syrian family that has fled to Aarsal, close to Syria’s border
    Une famille syrienne ayant fui à Aarsal juste après la frontière avec le Liban
  • Sex workers 26 years old Melly (L) and 29 years old Rizki (R) at an entertainment outlet in a red light district in Cibitung near Jakarta. There are 250 female sex workers there
  • HIV/ AIDS posters at the National AIDS comission of the West Java provincial office
  • Syrian refugees from Homs in Amman (March 2012)
  • Annik Naho is an Ivoirian refugee living in the Solo refugee camp, 20km outside Zwedru in eastern Liberia. She fled during the 2010 post-election violence in Cote d’Ivoire. Her husand died of his wounds after a vicious attack when he crossed into Côte
  • Samuel, a stone mason from Toulépleu in Cote d’Ivoire, is currently a refugee in Liberia. He fled during the 2010 post-election violence in Cote d’Ivoire and says there are no prospects for him back home
  • Families in the M'bera camp near Mauritania's border with Mali complain they do not get their share of food
    Family in the M'bera camp near Mauritania's border with Mali (Jul 2012)
  • Excellent vaccines exist to protect sheep and goats from PPR
    Peste des petits ruminants (PPR) disease symptoms include discharges from the eyes and nose and diarrhoea
  • African Pygmy Goat
    The kids are all right
  • A Madagascan Diabetes Association volunteer checks the blood sugar levels of a passerby at a health fair in Tamatave
  • Worsening water situation for residents and refugees in Safia

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