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  • Human H5N1 cases - Africa
  • Staff at Tikhuba Clinic in Lubumbo region of eastern Swaziland measure out a corn soya supplement that is given to poverty-stricken patients on ARV treatment
    Staff at Tikhuba Clinic in Lubumbo region of eastern Swaziland measure out a corn soya supplement that is given to poverty-stricken patients on ARV treatment
  • Human H5N1 cases - Asia
  • Fina Bota selling peanuts in Tunduru Park in downtown Maputo
  • Teacher in class
  • NGOs' private expenditure versus expenditure from government sources
  • Humanitarian assistance figures for bilateral donor aid and NGOs, 2006
  • Injecting 'white crest' a cyrtalline form of heroin, in Malindi, Kenya
  • Woman worker at Samar Province, awaiting a bus bound for Manila. The global economic crisis is creating massive job losses in the Philippines, particularly for women, who are the mainstay of the export sector. Authorities fear they will increasingly fall
  • Woman worker at Samar Province, awaiting a bus bound for Manila. The global economic crisis is creating massive job losses in the Philippines, particularly for women, who are the mainstay of the export sector. Authorities fear they will increasingly fall
  • Siniukai Madondo, “We were thinking that when we came off the train, we’d find some jobs. We didn’t.”
  • Map of Darfur and eastern Chad, showing areas affected by Sudan's expulsion of aid agencies from Darfur
  • The yam of the gloriosa superba plant is just one of the poisons ingested by Sri Lankans wishing to take their lives
  • An unburied skeleton in Oroko village, Gulu, northern Uganda
    Un squelette qui n’a pas été enterré, au village d’Oroko, à Gulu
  • An IDP elder collecting unburied human bones for reburial
    Un homme ramasse des os humains pour les enterrer à Gulu : 13 squelettes ont été enterrés ces trois derniers mois et des cérémonies de purification ont été organisées dans 17 villages des régions de Gulu et Amuru
  • UNODC says human trafficking for the sex trade appears to be getting worse
    UNODC says human trafficking for the sex trade appears to be getting worse
  • Madagascar soldiers
  • Fishing boats at the Gaza City marina. The rubble in the background has been transferred from areas in the Gaza Strip that were heavily bombed during Israel’s military campaign ending on 19 January 2009
    Fishing boats at the Gaza City marina. The rubble in the background has been transferred from areas in the Gaza Strip that were heavily bombed during Israel’s recent military campaign
  • A family of Gaza fishermen work together to untie their nets, now in short supply after the 19-month long Israeli blockade of the territory
    A family of Gaza fishermen work together to untie their nets, now in short supply after the 19-month long Israeli blockade of the territory
  • A fisherman at the Gaza City marina points to the bullet holes in his boat engine. He said he was attacked by Israeli gunboats while fishing
  • Morning assembly at a primary school in Bangladesh. There is growing concern over a shortage of head teachers
    Morning assembly at a primary school in Bangladesh. There is growing concern over a shortage of head teachers
  • Zimbabwe Cholera epidemic Total infections: 8 March 2009
  • Zimbabwe Cholera epidemic Total deaths: 8 March 2009
  • Zimbabwe Cholera epidemic Reported new deaths, 9 March 2009 - 98
  • Zimbabwe Cholera epidemic Cumulative death toll, 9 March 2009 - 4,035
  • Zimbabwe Cholera epidemic Reported new cases, 9 March 2009 - 4,139
  • Zimbabwe Cholera epidemic Cumulative infections, 9 March 2009 - 89,422
  • Dog 3
  • Dog
  • Dog. Copyright image, do not use
  • [This pic is not from Angola] Forty percent of people exposed to rabies spread through dog bites are children aged between 5 and 15
  • Crack in sea ice recorded along the Antarctic Peninsula on 2 January, 2009 by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's MODIS Rapid Response

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