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  • Refugees who have fled Central African Republic in Jan, Feb and March 2014 and are staying in one of the temporary camps in Garoua-Boulai, in Cameroon's East Region.
    Parmi ceux qui ont fui au Cameroun, nombreux sont ceux qui n’ont pas de tente et qui dorment sous
  • 'Field huts' near Bessan that many displaced people are using for refuge in CAR
    'Field huts' near Bessan that many displaced people are using for refuge in CAR
  • Polio vaccination campaigns in eastern Afghanistan try to halt the spread of the virus from neighbouring Pakistan. (Feb 2014)
    More than five million Afghans will need access to health services this year.
  • Only 54 percent of eligible HIV patients are currently on life-prolonging ARV drugs, well below the 2015 target of at least 90 percent
  • Lao government officials are trying to decentralise HIV management to local levels such as provincial and district health centres
  • A displaced family near Herat set-up camp at a new IDP site after fleeing drought and insecurity in central Afghanistan (Jan 2014).
    Plus de cinq millions dAfghans auront besoin de services de santé cette année
  • One detainee died and 70 others were injured during a riot at Australia’s offshore processing centre for asylum seekers on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea on 17 February, 2014
  • To mark their anniversary together, on 3 March 2014, a gay couple exchanged vows publicly for the first time in Myanmar, a country where homosexuality is effectively criminalized
  • An outreach worker from PSI hands out condoms and sex-safe information for MSM in Yangon. Outreach programmes for Myanmar's MSM community remain limited
  • A kidney disease of unknown causes continues to kill hundreds annually in Sri Lanka, mostly all from one province in the north central
    Farmers, mostly over 40, continue dying from a kidney disease of unknown origins
  • Vaccination teams close to the Pakistan border in eastern Afghanistan carry out campaigns every six weeks.
  • Verdiana Msuya and her daughter sieving cereals to remove soil/impurities, Mangio village, Mwanga District, February 2014
  • A latrine structure being built by villagers in northern Laos. Open defecation remains a challenge in much of the country
  • Lao children collect water from a public standpipe shared by their rural village
  • Medeliya Ludaviko and her family fled fighting in Mozambique in January 2014 and have been given temporary shelter in Kasipe 2 village in Malawi's Mwanza district
    Medeliya Ludaviko et sa famille devant leur abri provisoire dans le village de Kasipe
  • Rice researcher in Vietnam
    A rice researcher tests a technique of draining and flooding paddies
  • Salt resistant rice seedlings
    Nguyen Thi Lang of the Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute displays rice seedlings engineered to withstand drought, floods and saltwater
  • SRSG Martin Kobler addresses a ceremony in Goma, North Kivu province, to mark the destruction of weapons and ammunitions on 20 November 2013. A total of 926 weapons and 38 801 ammunitions were collected from various armed groups in eastern D.R. Congo from
    Désarmer est chose facile – le véritable défi d’un programme DDR réussi est la réinsertion
  • Women and members of a gardening cooperative in Doukou Doukou village of Maradi region in Niger. the project has been initiated by CRS in villages across Maradi in Niger.
    Women in Maradi's Doukou Doukou village rest after watering their small garden plots
  • An official (in red) from MONUSCO’s Child Protection section screens child-soldiers from the Mai-Mai militia group in a joint operation with the Congolese Armed Forces (FARDC). Hundreds of fighters from various armed groups in eastern DRC have surrender
    Un fonctionnaire de la MONUSCO identifie les enfants parmi les centaines de soldats qui se sont rendus fin 2013
  • In February 2013, OCHA launched a public information campaign in Sittwe to improve people's understanding of the humanitarian response effort in Rakhine State
  • An MSF doctor treating an ethnic Rakhine woman in Sittwe
  • A community of people from Nyal in Panyjiar county living on Leerjak, a formerly deserted island in the Sudd swamplands, one hour from Nyal by canoe. They arrived on Leerjak on 7 February, after attackers burned houses in the county and left an estimated
    Members of the Nyal community arrived on Leerjak Island in February, after attackers burned their houses and killed dozens
  • A CRS project officer shows a new market garden technique, imported from Madagascar, and used in Guidan Sani village, in Maradi region of Niger.
    Un chargé de mission du CRS enseigne des techniques de conservation de l’eau aux habitants de Guidan Sani
  • An aerial view of homes in Panyjiar county, close to the town of Nyal, bordering the Sudd swamplands. Much of the population of Panyjiar county fled to islands in the swamp after attacks across the county on 7 February.
    An aerial view of homes in Panyjiar county, bordering the Sudd swamplands
  • A bullock in the village of Guidan Sani, helps villagers collect water from the 40m deep well.
    À Guidan Sani, un bœuf remonte l’eau du puits de 40 m de profondeur
  • NGO workers distribute aid to Syrian children in Lebanon.
  • Two Members of the Formed Police Unit of the Nigerian contingent of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) detain a presumed stone-throwing university student protester downtown. 12/Jun/2009.
  • Christian woman married to a Muslim whose house was burned by anti-balaka. At village of Bessan in west CAR.
    Bessan, a village in northwest CAR, suffered considerable destruction at the hands of Seleka rebels
  • Anti-balaka militia in Bangui, CAR
    Anti-balaka militia in Bangui, CAR
  • Muslim children injured in attack on convoy near Bouar
  • Abdul Kalam, 53, a Rohingya from Myanmar’s western Rakhine State, arrived in Thailand more than 30 years ago, after escaping forced labour in his home village of Nalywah. He is still awaiting third country resettlement

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