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  • “Ever Upwardly Mobile”: How do cellphones benefit vulnerable people?
  • Dr Mohni has brought a huge difference to the quality of healthcare
  • Patients wait for their turn at the Mithi MCH
  • Patients wait for their turn at the Mithi MCH
  • Civilian Afghans have shared the brunt of combat casualties
  • Insecurity has increased significantly across Afghanistan over the past three years
  • A pequena Yara e sua avó Hortênsia
  • Abortion remains illegal in largely Catholic Timor-Liste
  • Thousands of Tamil civilians have fled southward to government-controlled areas
    Thousands of civilians in the north have fled the conflict
  • Some 20 Afghan children are deported each day from Iran through the border town of Islam Qala
  • Artisanal diamond mine in Sandoh chiefdom, Kono district, Sierra Leone
  • Indanan, Jolo, Philippines - Heavily armed troops guard a roadside clearing on the southern Philippine island of Jolo in this file picture taken in 2008. Clashes between troops and Abu Sayyaf militants have left three soldiers dead and 19 others wounded,
  • Somewhere on Jolo Island, Philippines - Vice Governor Lady Ann Sahidulla (2nd from right) is shown here in a group picture with three ICRC staff kidnapped by Abu Sayyaf militants in the southern Philippines. The picture was taken at an undisclosed area on
  • Singh says many of the properties belonging to Sikhs and Hindus have been seized by local warlords and militia leaders
  • Malaria continues to remain a serious health concern in Indonesia
  • Map showing the Zambezi River Basin - stretching from Angola to Mozambique
  • Artisanal diamond miners from Kumdoma village in Sandoh chiefdom in northern Kono. They say artisanal mining no longer pays, with diamond prices down and diamond sightings increasingly rare.
  • Artisanal diamond miners from Kumdoma village in Sandoh chiefdom in northern Kono. They are sifting through or 'washing' gravel to search for diamonds.
  • Artisanal diamond miner from Kumdoma village in Sandoh chiefdom in northern Kono. He says artisanal mining no longer pays, with diamond prices down and diamond sightings increasingly rare.
  • A board promoting the mobile HIV testing units
    Un panneau du centre-ville de Brazzaville vante les mérites des unités de dépistage mobiles, pour encourager les populations à participer à la collecte de fonds
  • Over 1,600 civilians escaped the fighting over the weekend and have been moved to transit centres for the internally displaced and to hospitals in government controlled Trincomalee District by ship
    Over 1,600 civilians escaped the fighting over the weekend and have been moved to transit centres for the internally displaced and to hospitals in government controlled Trincomalee District by ship
  • A new vaccine against polio being tested in India could save children’s lives elsewhere
    A new vaccine against polio being tested in India could save children’s lives elsewhere
  • A motorcycle adherence officer counsels a TB patient who has defaulted on his treatment
  • Siphiwe [not her real name], 14, defaulted on her treatment for drug-resistant TB several months ago
    There is a shortage of palliative care services geared towards children
  • Siphiwe [not her real name] was taking 11 pills a day for both HIV and drug-resistant TB before "the tablets became too bitter" and she stopped taking them
    Just over half the estimated 60,000 people in need of treatment are getting it
  • As a motorcycle adherence officer, Gcina Gwebu follows up on patients who have defaulted on their TB or HIV treatment at their homes
  • A new vaccine against polio being tested in India could save children’s lives elsewhere
    Many NGOs are looking for new ways to raise money
  • Afghanistan has lost most of its forests owing to rampant deforestation and drought
  • Deforestation has worsened vulnerability to flash floods and landslides
  • The unlawful export of timber woods has been happening for years despite an interdiction by the government
  • Lucy Lakot is back home, determined to succeed as a farmer. The mother of four has started rearing animals and cultivating land to plant crops for a new life.
    Lucy Lakot is back home, determined to succeed as a farmer
  • Darfur situation map

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