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  • Street vendors in Khartoum. For generic use
  • Book vendor in Khartoum. For generic use
  • Street vendor in Khartoum. For generic use
  • Nader Abu Amsha, director of the YMCA rehabilitation programme in Beit Sahour. The programme is helping Palestinian children who have been in detention to cope with trauma
  • Despite government efforts to bring Swat back into the mainstream of national life people struggle to earn livelihoods and to manage. This is especially true for women, rarely seen in the public sphere
  • China flag
  • Myanmar map
  • A compound in Jordanian border town of Remtha that serves as a guesthouse for Syrian refugees who flee to Jordan illegally
  • Um Mohamed, 82, is a Syrian refugee from Homs, now living in a rented home in the Jordanian capital Amman, where water comes once a week
  • Celebrities like Anne Curtis in the Philippines are participating in a nationwide campaign to boost produce consumption in a country where consumption of vegetables and fruits is among the lowest in Asia and contributes to stubborn rates of chronic malnut
  • Child receives meningitis vaccine. For generic use
  • Many people displaced by a 4 March 2012 munitions explosion in Brazzaville have since been seeking shelter in the city’s Nkombo market
    Many people displaced by a 4 March 2012 munitions explosion in Brazzaville have since been seeking shelter in the city’s Nkombo market
  • The Lycée de la Révolution building in Brazzaville was gutted after a huge munitions explosion in the city on 4 March 2012
    The Lycée de la Révolution building in Brazzaville was gutted after a huge munitions explosion in the city on 4 March 2012
  • Children displaced when munitions in an army depot in Brazzaville blew up on 4 March 2012 are vaccinated against measles
    Children displaced when munitions in an army depot in Brazzaville blew up on 4 March 2012 are vaccinated against measles
  • Munitions stored at this tank regiment barracks in Brazzaville exploded on 4 March 2012, killing 223 people and injuring 2,500
    Munitions stored at this tank regiment barracks in Brazzaville exploded on 4 March 2012, killing 223 people and injuring 2,500
  • Women and children camp in the grounds of Sacred Heart Cathedral, Brazzaville, after a huge munitions blast in the city in March 2012
    Women and children camp in the grounds of Sacred Heart Cathedral, Brazzaville, after a huge munitions blast in the city in March 2012
  • Extensive damage was caused to residential areas of Brazzaville when munitions at an army barracks blew up on 4 March 2012
    Extensive damage was caused to residential areas of Brazzaville when munitions at an army barracks blew up on 4 March 2012
  • A Chinese worker injured in a 4 March 2012 munitions explosion in Brazzaville awaits evacuation
    A Chinese worker injured in a 4 March 2012 munitions explosion in Brazzaville awaits evacuation
  • Brazzaville residents camp out in the grounds of a cathedral after they were displaced by a huge explosion at an army barracks in the city on 4 March 2012
    Brazzaville residents camp out in the grounds of a cathedral after they were displaced by a huge explosion at an army barracks in the city on 4 March 2012
  • Relatives hold images of departed loved ones at a memorial service for victims of a huge munitions blast on 4 March 2012 in Brazzaville
    Relatives hold images of departed loved ones at a memorial service for victims of a huge munitions blast on 4 March 2012 in Brazzaville
  • Yonele Ndamane, 13, a patient at South Africa's Brooklyn Chest Hospital, which specialises in treating severe cases of tuberculosis (TB), a disease rarely associated with children
  • Ali Bongo at the Climate Conference in 2012
  • A family in Diffa region in southeastern Niger (March 2012)
    A family in Diffa region in southeastern Niger (March 2012)
  • Cows in Diffa region, southeastern Niger
    Cows in Diffa region, southeastern Niger
  • Members of WoDaabe community in Diffa town in southeastern Niger
    Members of WoDaabe community in Diffa town in southeastern Niger
  • A man on horseback rides through a sandstorm in Niger’s Tillaberi region in the southwest
    A man in horseback rides through a sandstorm in Niger’s Tillaberi region in the southwest (March 2012)
  • A man carts a precious drum of water through a sandstorm in Tillaberi region in southwestern Niger
    A man carts a precious drum of water through a sandstorm in Tillaberi region in southwestern Niger
  • Burnt houses in Dar, with smoke rising from air raid on the horizon, South Kordofan
  • TB drugs. For generic use
  • Amadou Toumani Touré, President of Mali
  • Syrian activists load medicine and communications equipment into a garage/car in the Jordanian border town of Remtha. From here, they will be smuggled into Syria – hidden in taxis
  • Syrian activists load medicine and communications equipment into a garage/car in the Jordanian border town of Remtha. From here, they will be smuggled into Syria – hidden in taxis

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