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  • A Fulani girl runs a class when the teacher goes absconding in a temporary school for the children of pastoral communities in Diffa
  • A member of the National Gendarmerie on guard in harsh conditions in the Tillberi region in Niger
    A member of the National Gendarmerie on guard in harsh conditions in the Tillberi region in Niger
  • A member of the National Gendarmerie on guard in the harsh conition in the Tillberi region in Niger
  • Children walk through a sandstorm in Tillaberi region, Niger (Feb 2012)
    Children walk through a sandstorm in Tillaberi region, Niger (Feb 2012)
  • Pastor Sadrak Simbiak, a prominent Protestant minister in Manokwari, the provincial capital of West Papua Province, says the church can play a bigger role in reducing HIV discrimination and stigma
  • A group of men in Jayapura, Papua Province. Only around 5 percent of ethnic Papuans are circumcised, compared to 70 percent of non-Papuans
  • Constant Karma, Secretary of the Papua Provincial Commission and head of the Provincial AIDS Commission
  • The creeping Sahara desert also threatens life in Diffa, Niger
  • Millet in the Diffa region is scarce and extremely expensive after the closure of Niger's border with Nigeria
  • Indonesians are big consumers of rice. Government efforts to wean its population off rice has been hampered by a lack of viable alternative staples and cultural attachment to the seed
  • A rice vender on the streets of Jakarta. Food sellers in the city of Depok have been prevented from selling rice at city hall effective 14 February 2012 as part of the government's efforts to wean people off of rice
  • DOTS patient holds plastic bag with daily drug therapy
    Drugs in short supply
  • Microscopic analysis of sputum smears at the National TB and Leprosy Reference Laboratory (NTRL) in Kampala
    The rapid test eliminates the need for complex and lengthy laboratory tests (file photo)
  • School built by Sime Darby
  • Members of the Gendarmerie Nationale - Niger's paramilitary police force - man Diffa's border with Nigeria on motorbikes
  • Members of the Gendarmerie Nationale - Niger's paramilitary police force - man Diffa's border with Nigeria on motorbikes
  • The Nigerian naira is the most commonly used currency in Niger's Diffa region
    The Nigerian naira is the most commonly used currency in Niger's Diffa region
  • Frequent droughts have forced the Toubou, one of the major nomadic communities in Niger to settle part of their families [where???]
  • Residents viewing the land they say was seized for foreign investors
  • An elderly IDP holds his voting card in Haradh District, north Yemen. Some 70 families are reported to have fled to Haradh due to clashes between Houthis and Salafis
  • Out of Sight
  • Pony dispatch rider Tsotetsi Lekhitla outside Semenanyane health clinic in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
    Pony dispatch rider Tsotetsi Lekhitla outside Semenanyane health clinic in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
  • Tsotetsi Lekhitla and “pony with pockets” in Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
    Tsotetsi Lekhitla and “pony with pockets” in Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
  • Motorcyclist Matlokotsi Moalosi checks the blood samples he has received from horse rider Tsotetsi Lekhitla, in Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
    Motorcyclist Matlokotsi Moalosi checks the blood samples he has received from horse rider Tsotetsi Lekhitla, in Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
  • Women head for Semenanyane clinic in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
    Women head for Semenanyane clinic in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
  • Nurse Mary Joseph Tieala with an HIV-positive patient's record at Semenanyane health clinic in Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
    Nurse Mary Joseph Tieala with an HIV-positive patient's record at Semenanyane health clinic in Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
  • Nurse Mary Tieala takes the temperature of one-year-old baby Mamohato at Semenanyane clinic, in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho, February 2012
    Nurse Mary Tieala takes the temperature of one-year-old baby Mamohato at Semenanyane clinic, in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho, February 2012
  • Tsotetsi Lekhitla, 22, leaves Semenanyane health clinic, in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
    Tsotetsi Lekhitla, 22, leaves Semenanyane health clinic, in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
  • Blood samples are taken by horse from Semenanyane clinic in mountainous eastern Lesotho to an urban centre for testing
    Blood samples are taken by horse from Semenanyane clinic in mountainous eastern Lesotho to an urban centre for testing
  • Horse rider Tsotetsi Lekhitla, 22, leaves Semenanyane health clinic, in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, in Eastern Lesotho
    Horse rider Tsotetsi Lekhitla, 22, leaves Semenanyane health clinic, in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, in Eastern Lesotho
  • Tsotetsi Lekhitla and “pony with pockets” at Semenanyane clinic in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
    Tsotetsi Lekhitla and “pony with pockets” at Semenanyane clinic in the mountainous district of Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho
  • Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho: Checking blood samples prior to transfer by horseback to hospital
    Thaba-Tseka, eastern Lesotho: Checking blood samples prior to transfer by horseback to hospital

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