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  • [Afghanistan] Save The Children staff speaking to female students in Kabul on the dangers of landmines and UXO.
    Save The Children staff spreading the mine awareness message in a Kabul school.
  • [Tajikistan] Three elders (aksakal, lit. ‘white-beard’) listen to a speech.
  • [Angola] Cabindan children
    There is a critical shortage of schools
  • [Angola] Women at a church meeting call for an end to violence
    Women at a church meeting in Cabinda call for an end to violence
  • [Angola] People displaced by FAA attacks
    Villagers in Cabinda have alleged that they are under attack from the army
  • [Angola] A rural village - poverty in a rich province
    Women were often abused by soldiers during the civil war
  • [Kyrgyzstan] A young boy exploring inside the shell of the school.
  • [Uzbekistan] Drinking water only comes to Vorukh village once or twice a week, by tractor from the nearest well.
  • [Uzbekistan] Man outside his home in Naiman.
    Rasul Mirazaev's son was killed in Russia while working illegally, his other son is missing, having also been forced to seek work in Russia
  • [Ethiopia] John Graham, head of SCF-UK.
  • [Ethiopia] Beniam Tesfaye, who is HIV positive.
  • [Cote d'lvoire] The insurgency is now four weeks old.
    Girls are attracted by soldiers like bees to a honey pot
  • Country Map - DRC and its neighbours.
    Une carte de la RDC et de ses voisins
  • [Afghanistan] Afghan women keen to learn camera skills in Kabul.
    Afghan camerawomen are keen to learn camera skills
  • [Swaziland] King Mswati III.
    Swaziland's King Mswati III
  • [Mozambique] Fernanda Texeira, secretary general of the Mozambique Red Cross Society.
    Mozambique Red Cross Secretary-General Fernanda Teixeira
  • [Ethiopia] German Ambassador Herbert Honsowitz.
    Ambassador Honsowitz
  • [Cote d'lvoire] President Laurent Gbagbo.
    This time around, the UN implicitly pointed fingers at Gbagbo
  • [Tajikistan] Children look on during a CARE-funded credit meeting of Marhamat Women's Group in Kuktosh jamoat, Leninskii District.
    Thousands of children have been institutionalised in Central Asia
  • [Pakistan] A young Balauch girl writes Urdu script from her school text on a wooden blackboard, while other students sitting on floor mats watch.
    Stark gender differences remain in Pakistan's education system, experts say
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Focus on children's media centre. Many children have benefitted from the centre.
    Many children have benefited from the centre
  • [Pakistan] Sitting in a courtyard amid buffalo, young boys attend their regular class outside a government school.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Elderly women in Kyrgyzstan.
  • Country Map - Sao Tome & Principe
  • [Cote d'lvoire] Army Chief of Staff General Mathias Doue.
    Army Chief of Staff General Mathias Doue, one of three senior commanders who, according to government, had turned in his resignation
  • [South Africa] LIFESIGNS youth AIDS group.
  • [Tajikistan] Woman holding chicken
    Birds could carry the avian flu - FAO
  • [Tajikistan] Competition of hand-made wedding dresses at celebration of International Women's Day (March 8, 2002) in Beshkapa Village, Bokhtar District.
  • [Tajikistan] Group of women Women participating in CARE's agricultural credit program from Okurgon jamoat, Leninskii district.
  • [Tajikistan] Women and child CARE's agricultural credit program is improving household food security in Tajikistan.
  • [Afghanistan] The tomb of Emperor Babur at the 16th century gardens in Kabul.
    The tomb of Emperor Babur in Kabul
  • [Ethiopia] UK's Princess Anne visits Ethiopia October 2002.
    UK's Princess Anne during October visit to Ethiopia

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