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  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Firearms which had been in illegal possession in Bangui are burnt on 25 July 2003. Prime Minister Abel Goumba presided over the ceremony in the capital, Bangui.
    Illegal firearms were burnt in Bangui on 25 July 2003 in a ceremony presided over by Prime Minister Abel Goumba
  • [Ethiopia] Egyptian Water Minister Dr Mahmoud Abu-Zeid.
    Egyptian Water Minister Dr Mahmoud Abu-Zeid
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Pygmy women at a UN volunteers meeting on HIV/AIDS in Gbokila on 6 December 2003.
    Pygmy women at a UN volunteers meeting on HIV/AIDS, Gbokila, CAR
  • [Afghanistan] However disarmed soldiers are enjoying their civil careers, they worry of further conflicts and reengagements in arms if the arms of local commanders are not collected.
    Swords into ploughshares - Mursal has handed in his weapon and taken up farming, but for how long?
  • [Iraq] Baghdad woman. Hundreds of Iraq's have been left homeless since the US led bombing.
  • [Iraq] Baghdad man.
  • [Iran] Antonio Maria Costa UNODC.
    UNODC chief Antonio Maria Costa on Iran's border with Afghanistan and Pakistan
  • [Tanzania] Water supply tankers in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Date taken: December 2003.
    Water supply tankers in Dar es Salaam: Use of clean, boiled water is crucial in combating cholera
  • [Iraq] Students from the physics department at Basra's Science College have virtually no resources.
    Students from the physics department at Basra's Science College have virtually no resources
  • [Kazakhstan] Juvenile alcoholism - Sasha.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Yakkabag nursing house patients.
  • [Iraq] Armed guards protect children as they arrive at schools in Basra.
    The UN and Iraqi government are calling for more security in Iraq's schools.
  • [Kazakhstan] Juvenile alcoholism - Sergei.
    Almaty juvenile alcoholic in rehab
  • [Kyrgyzstan] People with disabilities in Yakkabag nursing home.
    Residents of Yakkabag nursing home
  • [Afghanistan] Salang tunnel - Key humanitarian route reopens.
    The Salang tunnel provides a winter lifeline between north and south
  • [Afghanistan] Salang tunnel - Key humanitarian route reopens. (previous condition)
  • [Iraq] Trade minister Ali Alawi.
  • [Iraq] Girls and boys at the (Musbah) youth center get a chance to draw, paint and do ceramics.
  • [Uzbekistan] family outside their house that is about to collapse.
    These minority ethnic Tajiks, were forced at gunpoint to leave their border homes and dumped in squalid IDP camps
  • [Afghanistan] Afghans are experiencing nationwide voters registration (in Kunduz) first time in their life.
    Democracy starts here - voter registration has started in and around Konduz
  • [Iraq] Protest at the oil ministry.
    Iraqis protesting for jobs in Baghdad.
  • [Iraq] An Iraq woman walks a mile or so from the bus stop to visit the Women for Women International center.
  • [Republic of Congo] The Vice-President of the African Development Bank in charge of West and Central Operations and Micro-finance, Olabisi Ogunjobi (right), and the ambassador of the Republic of Congo in Paris, Henri Lopez, during the signing of the agree
    The vice-president of the African Development Bank in charge of west and central Africa operations and micro-finance, Olabisi Ogunjobi (right) and the ambassador of the Republic of Congo in Paris, Henri Lopez, at Friday's signing of the agreements.
  • [Liberia] Thomas Nimely of MODEL, former president Moses Blah and LURD's acting chairman leader Cheaye Doe at the launch of DDR.
  • World AIDS Day 2003
  • [Iraq] Governor of Basra, Waael Abdullatif.
  • [Iraq] Iraq's minister for human rights, Abd al-Basit Turki.
    Abd al-Basit Turki, Iraq's Minister for Human Rights
  • [Kyrgyzstan] These girls can get married even before finishing highschool.
    Thousands of young Kyrgyz women are married through "ala kachuu," which translates roughly as "grab and run"
  • [Uganda] Reserve Force commander and army representative in parliament, Lt Gen Salim Saleh. Date: November 2003.
    Saleh stands accused of facilitating international companies to illicitly exploit the DRC's abundant natural wealth
  • [Ethiopia] Woman receives counselling in Dilla.
    Mother receiving counselling in Dilla
  • [Iraq] Victim of mutilation under Saddam Hussein's rule.
  • [Ethiopia] UNAIDS chief Bunmi Makinwa.
    Bunmi Makinwa

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