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  • Uyghurs in Xinjiang Province look at posters put up by the Chinese government after the July 2009 protests. The posters show scenes associating Uyghurs with destruction from the protests, or cooperation between Uyghurs and Han Chinese
  • Woman waiting for her baby to be vaccinated at San Domingos hospital 90km from Bissau
  • UN peacekeeping force in eastern Chad
  • Baby at Abeche regional hospital's therapeutic feeding centre
  • Puntland, region in northeastern Somalia
  • Artisanal diamond miners in Boda, in the western Central African Republic Region of Lobaye
  • Curing livestock skin after slaughter, Marsabit, Eastern Province
  • Livestock meat is distributed among residents as part of efforts to tackle food insecurity during the drought
  • A young camel drinks goat blood at a livestock off-take programme centre in Marsabit, Eastern Province. This was among coping mechanisms adopted by the livestock to cope with a biting period of drought
  • A Gabra woman heads to her hut in an arid locality in Chalbi District, located between Marsabit and the border town of Moyale
    A Gabra woman heads to her hut in an arid locality in Chalbi District, located between Marsabit and the border town of Moyale.
  • Pyroclastic flows descend the south-eastern flank of Mayon Volcano, Philippines in a past eruption. Maximum height of the eruption column was 15 km above sea level, and volcanic ash fell within about 50 km toward the west
  • A rough diamond
    Un diamant brut provenant du Zimbabwe – la nouvelle richesse de Manica
  • A feeding centre set up by Medecins Sans Frontieres in Boda, in the western Central African Region of Lobaye, where there is a growing problem with malnutrition
  • A pile of diamonds
    Un amas de diamants
  • In the rural community of Tiénaba, in Senegal's Thiès region, people are fined for any bed not covered by an insecticide-treated net
  • Fatou Nian, home health worker in the village of Nekhe Nian, 180km from the Senegalese capital Dakar, shows how she uses rapid diagnostic tests for malaria
  • The nongovernmental organization Centro Integral Rehabilitation de Colombia (CIREC) uses scuba diving as a part of a programme to rehabilitate mine victims
  • The nongovernmental organization Centro Integral Rehabilitation de Colombia (CIREC) uses scuba diving as part of its programme to rehabilitate mine victims
  • The nongovernmental organization Centro Integral Rehabilitation de Colombia (CIREC) uses scuba diving to assist in rehabilitation of the disabled
  • Colombia and the United States play a match of wheelchair rugby
  • A dump truck delivers waste at Dandora site in Nairobi
  • Landmine survivors, (from left to right) Jonathan Munoz and his sister Monica, 19, Jolir Parra, 23 and Deison Cantillo, 21
  • Landmine survivors, (from left to right) Jonathan Munoz and his sister Monica, 19, Jolir Parra, 23 and Deison Cantillo, 21
  • Landmine survivors, (from left to right) Jonathan Munoz and his sister Monica, 19, Jolir Parra, 23 and Deison Cantillo, 21
  • Mahamuud Warsame, 53, is living positively with HIV in Hargeisa, capital of the self-declared Republic of Somaliland
  • Mahamuud Warsame, 53, is living positively with HIV in Hargeisa, capital of the self-declared Republic of Somaliland
  • A mother receives home counselling before her HIV test in Alito sub-county, Apac District, Uganda
  • Map showing Laos, Myanmar and surrounding countries
  • Aseel (left) and her mother working at home
  • Billboards for Garissa APHIA II
  • Billboards for Garissa APHIA II
  • Along a river outside Madang, women wash their clothes and children bath in the same water they drink from

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