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  • Kevin Sida, a volunteer, tells villagers in front of the ORS tent in Giwari Kona to wash their hands. The island of Daru was hit by a cholera outbreak in October and November 2010
  • A mother administers drugs to her child, who is suffering from Burkitt’s lymphoma, at the St. Mary’s Hospital in northern Uganda. Fortunately, the child is responding to timely cancer treatment
  • Ephraim Banda of Lusaka began taking ARVs in 1999, about six years before they were freely available in Zambia. Years of sourcing his own treatment in the pre-ARV era meant that Banda’s ARV supply was often interrupted and ever-changing. He is now resi
  • A boy carries food assistance along a roadside in the coffee-growing hills of Ermera District
  • Lien Le Thi, 72, a resident of Ha Tinh Province, says she has never seen flooding like this. In her village of Ton Le in Vu Quang District, she shows where the waterline once was
  • Hundreds of thousands of people were affected by two bouts of heavy flooding in October 2010 in Central Vietnam
  • Singapore-based World Toilet Organization
  • Singapore-based NGO World Toilet Organization
  • Pour flush latrine constructed in Cambodia
  • Jean-Pierre Bemba, former DRC vice president and former leader of the rebel Movement for the Liberation of Congo. Bemba’s trial on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity allegedly committed in the Central African Republic in 2002 and 2003 beg
  • President of the Government of Southern Sudan and Vice-President of Sudan Salva Kirr registers in Juba for a 9 January referendum on the secession of Southern Sudan
    President of the Government of Southern Sudan and Vice-President of Sudan Salva Kirr registers in Juba for a 9 January referendum on the secession of Southern Sudan
  • Officials from the Southern Sudan Referendum Commission hang posters in the southern capital Juba to encourage people to register for a 9 January ballot that is likely to lead to the secession of Southern Sudan (FILM ONLY - use image 201101201231210490 fo
    Officials from the Southern Sudan Referendum Commission hang posters in the southern capital Juba to encourage people to register for a 9 January ballot
  • Therapeutic feeding centre run by Médecins Sans Frontières outside Dhaka
  • Une femme et son enfant dans un centre de santé dans le village de Toukouli dans la région du Kanem au Tchad
    A woman and her child at a health centre in Toukouli, Kanem region, Chad
  • A child in the village of Toukouli, in Chad's Kanem region. November 2010
  • Consultation at health centre in the village of Toukouli in Chad's Kanem region. November 2010
  • Girl in the village of Kirbil in Chad's Kanem region. November 2010
  • Girl in the village of Kirbil, in Chad's Kanem region. November 2010
  • Boys in Toukouli in Chad's Kanem region. November 2010
  • Community health and nutrition education session in Toukouli, Chad's Kanem region. November 2010
  • Community health and nutrition education, in Toukouli in Chad's Kanem region. November 2010
  • Children in Walia, in the Chad capital N'djamena. They are among the thousands displaced by flooding when the River Chari burst its banks. November 2010
  • Children in Walia, in the Chad capital N'djamena. They are among the thousands displaced by flooding when the River Chari burst its banks. November 2010
  • A woman and her child in Toukouli, in Chad's Kanem region. November 2010
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  • Afghanistan National Police receive training from US Army personnel
    The Afghan police - more training needed
  • Next generation of girls to be protected from FGM/C -Saka community, Garissa
  • Young Mercy Chemngetich attends to household chores after missing school for lack of money, Kapkembu camp in the Mau
    A child attends to household chores at Kapkembu camp in the Mau, Kenya
  • Southern Sudanese returnees residing in school premises in Bentiu, Unity State
    Une famille sud-soudanaise de retour installée dans une école (photo d’archives)
  • Southern Sudanese returnees residing in school premises in Bentiu, Unity State
    L’insécurité a entravé l’accès aux communautés déplacées
  • Trucks loaded with luggage belonging to Southern Sudanese returnees awaiting departure from Khartoum before traveling to Bentiu, Unity State
  • Southern Sudanese returnees staying with family members in Bentiu, Unity State

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