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  • [Ethiopia] Mursi woman cooking food on an open fire - since September 2,000 tourists have visisted the Omo region in the south of Ethiopia with many making the arduous journey to the Mursi villages in the Mago National Park.
    Mursi woman cooking food on an open fire
  • [Ethiopia] Gender specialist with IIRR Meron Genene.
    Meron Genene, gender specialist with IIRR
  • [Afghanistan] Tahir Borgai, member of the Loya Jirga Commission.
  • [Pakistan] Rawal Lake, one of Pakistan's most important reservoirs near the capital Islamabad, remains low due to the prolonged drought.
    Water levels remain dangerously low in Pakistan's key reservoirs
  • Condoms.
    Take your pick
  • Drugs
    WHO has called for three million on AIDS treament by 2005
  • [Afghanistan] A young girl at the Abdul Hadi Dawai School.
  • [Afghanistan] Destruction in Kabul.
  • [Afghanistan] A landmine victim receives care in a Kabul hospital - he's one of the lucky ones.
  • [Afghanistan] Lion statue robbed of jewels.
  • [Pakistan] Conditions at Jalozai were described as deplorable.
    UNHCR is to focus on voluntary repatriation from camps this year
  • [Afghanistan] Destruction in Kabul.
    The UN has appealed for more than a billion dollars for 2002
  • [Afghanistan] Remains of a statue at Kabul museum.
    This is all that remains of a 2,000 year old statue - smashed by the Taliban
  • [Uzbekistan] The Uzbekistan parliament building in Tashkent.
    Uzbek parliament in Tashkent
  • [Afghanistan] Ahmed Rahid - Pakistani writer on Afghanistan and Central Asia
    Regional analyst and writer Ahmed Rashid
  • [Afghanistan] Kofi Annan in Kabul
    UN Secretary General Kofi Annan speaking in Kabul
  • [Zambia] Zambian Copper Mines
    Zambia's troubled mining industry is the backbone of the economy
  • [Zambia] Zambian Copper Mine
    Zambian industry depends heavily on electricity
  • Human Rights Watch logo
    Logo de Human Rights Watch
  • [Afghanistan] Gul Wasin, patient at Malalai hospital.
    Wasin Gul, patient at Malalai maternity hospital, Kabul
  • [Afghanistan] Newspapers back on the street after five years.
    Starved of news, residents of the capital snap up copies of the Kabul Weekly
  • [Afghanistan] Security concerns as fighters from various factions roam Kabul.
    Security is key to Afghanistan's development
  • [South Africa] South Africa anti-privatisation protest.
    Anti-privatisation march in Johannesburg
  • [Sudan] There has been a good sorghum harvest in eastern Sudan, but market and transport problems make it exceedingly difficult to supply food deficit areas in Darfur and Kordofan, in the west of the country.
    There has been a good sorghum harvest in eastern Sudan, but market and transport problems make it exceedingly difficult to supply food deficit areas in Darfur and Kordofan, in the west of the country
  • Water-hyacinth
    Water-hyacinth
  • [Ethiopia] Sister Kasech Musa (nurse).
  • [Ethiopia] Gran with Tolcha, 4, (Aids orphan)
  • [Ethiopia] Kids are called left to right Mesrek 10, Hannah 8, Netsnet 7, Tolcha 4 and gran.
    Mullnesh and her grandchildren
  • [Zimbabwe] Children in Zimbabwe
  • [Afghanistan] Abdul Hamid Mobarez
    "I want to serve my country" - Abdul Hamid Mobarez
  • [Afghanistan] SIMA SAMAR, minister for Womens Affairs in the Interim Administration and Karzai's deputy.
    Sima Samar, chairwoman of Afghanistan's Human Rights Commission
  • [Zimbabwe] Zimbabwean Children playing volleyball over a fench
    Young girls are particularly vulnerable to AIDS

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