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  • Abdullah Badwan, 24 rides a donkey cart through a flooded farm in al Mughraqa, central the Gaza Strip
    Rising waters have flooded dozens of homes, farmlands and livestock pens in central Gaza
  • Muhamed al Kawayda with a dead goat outside his flooded house in al Mughraqa, Gaza Strip
    Muhamed al Kawayda with a dead goat outside his flooded house in al Mughraqa, Gaza Strip
  • Muhamed al Kawayda and his brother Ali hold a dead goat outside their flooded house in al Mughraqa central in the Gaza strip
  • Rising waters have flooded dozens of homes, farmlands and livestock pens in central Gaza
  • Zikriat Awaja sits inside her family tent in Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza. The tent was put up to replace their house, which was destroyed during the Israeli offensive in Gaza in January 2009
  • Aicha used to sell eggs every day in Gaza markets to earn a living, but after the floods the family has nothing to rely on. The rising waters have flooded dozens of homes, farmlands and livestock pens
    Rising waters have flooded dozens of homes, farmlands and livestock pens in central Gaza
  • Obeid Abu Amra holds a dead goat in the family farm in al Mughraqa, in the Gaza strip
    Obeid Abu Amra holds a dead goat in the family farm in al Mughraqa, in the Gaza strip
  • Muhamed al Kawayda (left), 11, and his brother Saber, 14, walk through a flooded street in al-Mughraqa, a town 6km southwest of Gaza City
  • Um Subhi Awaja, 33, sits with her children in her family tent in Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza. Their house was destroyed during the Israeli offensive in Gaza in January 2009
  • The threat of food insecurity in Pakistan looms, with predictions of a severe wheat flour shortage
  • Southern Sudanese children in the southern capital Juba. A fresh disarmament drive has been launched aimed to seize illegally held weapons - BLURRED FACE
  • Members of peace committee in Baibly which intervenes in land disputes
  • Peace committee chair in Baibly, western Cote d'Ivoire. supported by the International Rescue Committee
  • Volunteers arrange dead bodies in a mass grave at the Naraguta cemetery along Bauchi Road in northern part of Jos on Thursday
  • Police and protestors clash during recent street protests by the muslim community
  • Masked protestors during recent street protests by the muslim community
    Masked protestors during recent street protests by the muslim community
  • A policeman tries to calm a protestor during recent street protests by the muslim community
  • A protestor hurls a missile at police during recent street protests by the muslim community
  • A U.S army soldier marks the fingernail of a small girl to indicate she has gone through the distribution line in Port-au-Prince, Jan. 18, 2010
  • A U.S. Southern Command assessment team boards a C-130 Hercules aircraft en route to Haiti to support U.S. relief efforts there following the massive Jan. 12 earthquake that devastated the Caribbean nation
  • U.S. Marines ensure security during food distribution at the golf course in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
  • A disabled man in Kabul
  • A wounded child in Helmand Province
  • Dalson Oyo in a protected village in Aloto, northern Uganda
  • A group of children in Lisapat, a tiny village high in the coffee-growing hills of Ermera District. About half of the country's 1.1 million inhabitants are below the age of 17, according to the UN
  • Older women learn self-defence techniques in Korogocho slum, Nairobi
  • U.S. Marines protect food distributions from possible looting at the golf course in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
  • Haitians install a makeshift tent city near Port-au-Prince's airport after a powerful earthquake all but destroyed the capital
  • Haitians set up makeshift tent cities throughout Port-au-Prince after a powerful earthquake on 12 January severely damaged the capital
  • A camp of makeshift tents sprawls at Port-au-Prince's golf course, where many Haitians displaced by the earthquake have set up shelter
  • Many Muslim child-brides believe early marriage is in accordance with their religion and cultural beliefs
  • WFP food aid distribution in Kabul

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