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  • Hafisa holds her young son Zabihuallah, who receives nutritional support from UNICEF through their partner organisation SOS at their home in Kandahar
    Hafisa holds her young son Zabihuallah, who receives nutritional support from UNICEF through their partner organisation SOS at their home in Kandahar
  • A woman in labour lies in pain in the obstetrics ward at Mirwais Hospital in Kandahar, Afghanistan
    A woman in labour lies in pain in the obstetrics ward at Mirwais Hospital in Kandahar, Afghanistan
  • A woman who has come from Helmand and who is seven months pregnant with a complicated pregnancy sits in the maternity waiting home in Mirwais Hospital in Kandahar
    A woman who has come from Helmand and who is seven months pregnant with a complicated pregnancy sits in the maternity waiting home in Mirwais Hospital in Kandahar
  • Aminoli, who fled Zabul six months ago after his village was bombed and his eldest son killed, with some of his children in the shelter they found in Kandahar
    A man and his children in a shelter in Kandahar
  • South African troops stop illegal migrants from Zimbabwe
  • Illegal Zimbabwean migrants stopped by the South African defence force are loaded onto the back of a truck to be taken to the police
  • South African soldiers apprehend a group of illegal migrants from Zimbabwe
  • South African soldiers apprehend a group of illegal migrants crossing into Zimbabwe
  • South African soldiers stop illegal migrants from Zimbabwe
  • South African soldiers apprehend illegal migrants from Zimbabwe
  • South African troops deployed along the Zimbabwe border
  • South African troops deployed on the Zimbabwe border
  • South African troops deployed to the South African/Zimbabwe border
  • A midwife checks on a pregnant woman at an evacuation centre during a UNFPA medical mission. Midwives provide crucial maternal care to women in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas where doctors and nurses are scarce
  • Boys in Riau Province, central Sumatra island. NGOs have called on the government to do more in safeguarding the rights of children
  • Zimbabwe economic migrants crawl under the border fence into South Africa from Zimbabwe
  • Wheat stem rust devastates crops
  • South African soldiers apprehend illegal migrants from Zimbabwe
  • John Holmes, UN Emergency Relief Coordinator, during a field visit in the region of Zinder, Southern Niger. April 2010
  • Villagers attempt to barricade their houses before leaving the area. The districts of Shangla, Mansehra, Kala Dhaka and Kohistan in northwestern Pakistan are under threat from a flooding lake on the Hunza River
    Villagers attempt to barricade their houses before leaving the area
  • Matthew Ndorleh, headmaster of the school in Nyewolihun village, which was attacked in 2001 causing inhabitants to flee. Many are now back and are rebuilding the village. Matthew uses his government salary to pay villagers to farm his land and they are us
  • Inhabitants of Nyewolihun, a villager surrounded by forest in Lofa County, northern Liberia are now rebuilding their town-hall in mud-bricks with zinc sheeting as part of wider efforts to rebuild their village after the war
  • School children in Nyewolihun, in Lofa County, northern Liberia. Villagers fled during conflict and returned in 2004-2007, rebuilding the village themselves, without outside help
  • Ganeshwary Santhanam was once a former LTTE fighter. Today she hopes to build a new life for herself and her children
  • An Oxfam water engineer in East Sepik Province working with communities to set up temporary water catchments during the recent cholera outbreak in 2009
  • A home in Kambaramba, East Sepik Province. During the area's annual flood period, many of these homes find themselves underwater
  • Chief of Nyewolihun Blama Saysay returned to the village in 2004. All the villagers had fled in 2001 when the village was attacked. Now 75% have returned and they are still rebuilding their village
  • Checkpoint, Jos
  • Nigerian military taskforce, Jos
  • Military checkpoint, Jos
  • Checkpoint, Jos
    Military checkpoint, Jos
  • Nigerian UNMIL peacekeeper, Liberia

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