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  • Two boys bathing in a river outside Madang, Papua New Guinea
    Two boys in a river outside Madang, Papua New Guinea
  • A staff member at the cholera treatment centre in Madang. Employees are still waiting to be paid their salaries by the government
  • Staff members working at cholera treatment centres in Papua New Guinea have yet to be paid their salaries by the government
  • A sign outside the MSF-established cholera treatment centre in Madang, northern PNG
  • Dr Sibauk Bieb, operations coordinator for the government’s cholera task force in Madang
  • Nile River pollution is a bad omen for fishermen
    Nile River pollution is a bad omen for fishermen in Egypt
  • It is difficult times for fishermen in Egypt
    Times are difficult for fishermen in Egypt
  • Willie Kagoe, 47, of Banara Village, 160 km outside Madang, northern PNG is the latest victim of cholera
  • Ismael Davidson Koroma is a refugee from Sierra Leoa. He found out he was HIV+ when his Angolan wife was pregnant and went to be tested
  • Red Cross volunteers distribute food
    Zimbabwean Red Cross volunteers distribute food
  • This man lost everything to Typhoon Ketsana - his home, livestock and belongings, and most of his rice crop
  • Communities along the Sekong river in Sekong province, southern Laos - now returned to its normal level - suffered some of the worst damage from Typhoon Ketsana
  • Jaspreet
  • Pastoral households are being trained in activities such as poultry keeping to help diversify food and income sources in the face of frequent drought
  • Greenhouse farming in semi-arid Isiolo, central Kenya, is helping to improve food crop production
    Greenhouse farming in semi-arid Isiolo, central Kenya, is helping to improve food crop production
  • From right: graduates waiting to receive their degrees just before the explosion, Ibrahim Hassan Adow, minister of higher Education, Ahmed Abdullahi Wayeel, Minister of Education, Qamar Aden Ali, minister of health. All three were killed in the 3 December
  • Anti-Al-shabab demonstrators in Mogadishu
  • Women wave flags in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, during a demonstration against Al-Shabab insurgents following the 03 December suicide bombing of a graduation ceremony
  • “No to the exploitation of children for destructive operations and terrorism,” reads the poster of Akram
  • Women wave flags in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, during a demonstration against Al-Shabab insurgents following the 03 December suicide bombing of a graduation ceremony
  • Alfonze Maingi, a traditional circumciser from Nyambene District, Eastern Province
  • Amima Mohammed with 2 year old Safia Emoi, Moyale
    Amima Mohammed with 2 year old Safia Emoi, Moyale
  • Snow, floods and mudslides block roads to many communities in different parts of Afghanistan
  • Older women and men wait in front of a bank on the outskirts of Dhaka for their monthly old age allowance of US$4.25 from the government. Nearly 1.7 million people over 65 receive this payment
  • IDPs and their children who have returned home face tough times
  • Female-headed households are among the most vulnerable returnees
  • Al-Mazraq 1 IDP camp now hosts about 20,000 people, according to UNHCR
    Selon le HCR, le camp de PDIP Al-Mazraq 1 accueille maintenant environ 20 000 personnes
  • Sakhaudin Ahmed, a survivor of the suicide bombing in Mogadishu on 3 December
    Sakhaudin Ahmed survived a suicide bombing in Mogadishu on 3 December
  • Sakhaudin Ahmed, a survivor of the suicide bombing in Mogadishu on 3 December
  • Children peek out of the window of a classroom converted into an IDP evacuation center in the southern province of Maguindanao, Mindanao
    Children peek out of the window of a classroom converted into an IDP evacuation center in the southern province of Maguindanao, Mindanao
  • The Shisha trend has caught on among the urban young
    Smoking shisha is becoming a trend among urban youth
  • Shisha smoking is the new fad with many unaware of the dangers it poses
    SYoung Pakistanis are unaware of the risks of shisha smoking

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