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  • A new bridge in Ngreco village, East Java Province, has helped reduce incidences of malaria
  • Students in the central region of Daloa, Côte d'Ivoire
    Many in Côte d'Ivoire say it is common for girls to have sex with their teachers
  • Students in the central region of Daloa, Côte d'Ivoire
    Students in the central region of Daloa, Côte d'Ivoire
  • Over 700 civilians fled the fighting on 5 January while thousands of others remain trapped inside areas of combat
  • Food conditions in Somalia, January to June 2009
  • Children in Zambezia province
  • Maternity ward at Winneba government hospital, 50km west of Accra
    Maternity ward at Winneba government hospital, 50km west of Accra
  • Map
  • 21.000.000 por trás dos números is a documentary that brings the stories behind the HIV epidemic
  • Some 93 percent of water consumed in Yemen is used in agriculture
  • Highland areas face acute water shortages
  • Joos Herman is organiser of the World Conference of Humanitarian Studies and is Senior Lecturer in International Relations and International Organizations at Groningen University
    Joos Herman is organiser of the World Conference of Humanitarian Studies and is Senior Lecturer in International Relations and International Organizations at Groningen University
  • A 2007 survey found that 43 percent of Lesotho's garment workers were HIV positive
    Cerca de 43 por cento dos trabalhadores da indústria têxtil do Lesoto são seropositivos
  • A 2007 survey found that 43 percent of Lesotho's garment workers were HIV-positive
    The unemployment rate in Lesotho is about 40 percent
  • A farmer inspecting his rain-fed rice field in Sagada, in the northern Philippines. Experts at the Philippine-based International Rice Research Institute say they have developed rice varieties that are flood resistant, and could help farmers in typhoon- a
  • Maize crop
  • Maternity doctor in Thies, Senegal
    When public clinics overflowed, private ones- not always regulated- sprung up (file photo)
  • John Bredenkamp
  • John Bredenkamp has been put on the EU targetted sanctions list
  • John Bredenkamp has been placed on the EU sanctions list
  • Vaal river
  • A 2007 survey found that 43 percent of Lesotho garment workers were HIV positive
  • Since Timor-Leste gained independence in 2002, local Timorese women have been lured away from their homes and recruited with promises of work abroad
  • Cholera beds
  • Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse and his military chiefs at Independence Day celebrations on 4 February. The president announced that the Tamil Tiger separatists would be completely routed in a matter of days
    Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse and his military chiefs at Independence Day celebrations on 4 February
  • Eritrean asylum-seekers demonstrate in Tel Aviv, asking for status and work permits
    Eritrean asylum-seekers demonstrate in Tel Aviv, asking for status and work permits
  • Arthur Mutambara
    Deputy prime minister Arthur Mutambara's party warns against the country going to the polls
  • Rising prices
  • Poster in SA urging Zimbabweans to go home and vote
  • Polling day
  • Children lack legal support and social protection services in Afghanistan
  • Forced labour, early marriage and sale are some of the problems increasingly facing Afghan childern

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