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  • A young Bihari boy peers through a gate in Mirpur District, Dhaka. There are more than 200,000 Biharis in Bangladesh today
    A young Bihari boy peers through a gate in Mirpur District, Dhaka.
  • A young Bihari girl in Mirpur District, Dhaka. There are more than 200,000 Biharis in Bangladesh today
  • Bihari activists in Mirpur District, Dhaka, Bangladesh. More than 200,000 Biharis live in Bangladesh today
  • A group of Bihari boys in Mirpur District, Dhaka. More than 200,000 Biharis live in Bangladesh today
  • More than 500 other Biharis live in what once housed East Pakistan's Water and Power Development Authority in Mirpur, an impoverished district in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka
  • A Bihari boy in Mirpur, an impoverished district in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka. There are more than 200,000 Biharis or 'Urdu speakers' in Bangladesh today
  • A Bihari woman and her son outside their home in Dhaka, Bangladesh. There are more than 200,000 Bihari or 'Urdu speakers' in Bangladesh today
    A Bihari woman and her son outside their home in Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • A young Bihari boy in Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • A free daycare centre for people with Alzheimer’s in Lahore run by the Alzheimer’s Pakistan NGO
  • Patients with dementia need specail attention and care, say doctors
  • 85-year-old Hasina, a Bihari in Dhaka. Her family emigrated from Calcutta to then East Pakistan after partition
  • AIDS orphan learns how to sow in a course provided by an NGO in Mozambique. The contry has some 370,000 Aids orphans
  • Professional course for HIV orphans in Machaze, central Mozambique
  • Distribution of mosquito nets, blankets and water purification tablets to flood victims in Cotonou, Benin
    Les travailleurs humanitaires sont déjà confrontés à des événements climatiques plus intenses et plus fréquents
  • Flooded streets in Cotonou, Benin
  • A burst sewer after flooding occurred in Cotonou, Benin
  • Distribution of mosquito nets, blankets and water purification tablets to flood victims in Cotonou, Benin
  • Women wait for food rations at an IDP camp in the southern town of Datu Odin Sinsuat in the southern Philippines' Mindanao island. Government has halted military offensives against the Muslim separatist rebels in a bid to entice the insurgents back to the
  • Kallie Geslin (left) and Charles Pietersen standing in front of vines belonging to their former Groenberg Wine farm near Paarl in the Western Cape. The men were part of a syndicate that bought the farm under the government's land reform programme, but it
  • Map of Isiolo
  • Map of Isiolo
  • Bibi San, 33, outside her recently rebuilt, but smaller home in the village of Talaoat Htaw in Twanty Township, around 80 southwest of Yangon. More than one year on, shelter remains a key issue for survivors
  • Of Of Kan Seik's 193 homes, 192 were destroyed by Nargis, leaving residents such as 35-year-old Daw Thin Thin Kyi and her three children no choice but to rebuild with whatever they could find around them
  • Many Aila victims will likely not be able to return to their homes before the end of the monsoon rains in late september
  • Senior Sudanese officials talk and shake hands after watching a landmark ruling on the boundaries of Abyei on TV a hut in the UNMIS compound in Abyei town. From left to right: Deng Alor (far left) , Sudan's foreign minister and SPLM member, Malik Aggar,(
  • Podcast - Abyei
  • Boys collect water from open ponds during the rainy season in Rigar-Rana village, Kano state
  • Sudanese traders in the market of Abyei in this photo taken on July 21
  • Sudanese traders in the market of Abyei in this July 21 photo
    Sudanese traders in the market of Abyei
  • Sudanese in the town of Abyei walk through the market in this July 21 photo
  • Sudanese children walk past newly constructed houses and shelters in the town of Abyei - one of them flying the southern Sudanese flag
  • A Sudanese child drives a donkey cart through the market of Abyei, Sudan
    A Sudanese child drives a donkey cart through the market of Abyei, Sudan

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