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  • IDPs wade through a flooded evacuation center on the southern Philippine island of Mindanao
  • Voodoo disciples during a public ceremony in southern Benin
  • Kathmandu remains one of the most seismically at risk cities in the world today due to poor preparedness
  • New arrivals site at Dosseye refugee camp in southern Chad. The UN Refugee Agency is assisting refugees from Central African Republic, who fled to southern Chad years ago, integrate into the local community. Facilities set up as part of the effort can be
  • A child at Amboko refugee camp near Gore, southern Chad. The UN Refugee Agency is assisting refugees from Central African Republic, who fled to southern Chad years ago, integrate into the local community. Facilities set up as part of the effort can be use
  • Masonry classes at a vocational centre in southern Chad. The UN Refugee Agency is assisting refugees from Central African Republic, who fled to southern Chad years ago, integrate into the local community. Facilities set up as part of the effort can be use
  • Women learning metalwork at a community training centre in southern Chad. The UN Refugee Agency is assisting refugees from Central African Republic, who fled to southern Chad years ago, integrate into the local community. Facilities set up as part of the
  • Young men training to be mechanics at a vocational centre in the village of Bire, southern Chad. The UN Refugee Agency is assisting refugees from Central African Republic, who fled to southern Chad years ago, integrate into the local community. Facilities
  • Women learning to sew at a vocational training centre in the village of Bire, southern Chad. The UN Refugee Agency is assisting refugees from Central African Republic, who fled to southern Chad years ago, integrate into the local community. Facilities set
  • A Chadian woman learning soap-making at a vocational training centre in the village of Bire, southern Chad. The UN Refugee Agency is assisting refugees from Central African Republic, who fled to southern Chad years ago, integrate into the local community.
  • A mixed patrol in Sam Ouandja, northeastern CAR
    Soldiers on patrol: There is no official curfew in N’délé but most residents are off the streets at dusk (file photo)
  • Sam Ouandja, northeastern CAR
    Sam Ouandja vue d'avion. La localité est née de l'exploitation du diamant dans les rivières environnantes
  • A man searching diamonds. Sam Ouandja, northeastern CAR
    Single men come to Sam Ouandja in search of diamonds
  • Juliana Yarisetou, an AIDS advocacy officer for the international NGO Family Health International in Jayapura, the capital of Indonesia’s Papua Province
  • Rakiyetou Tchadjobo has not tried to press charges against the woman who trafficked her daughter eight years ago
  • Children outside Lotogou village in northern Togo, which faces one of the country's highest outward migration flows as villagers, even the youngest, seek work
  • Roukeatou Tchadjobo, 16, and her mother, Rakiyetou, said they did not know a family friend was deceiving them i 2000, and have not made an effort to press charges eight years later
  • A dirty environment is one of the factors responsible for the spread of the screwworm fly, according to experts
  • A woman and her daughter at a refugee camp in southern Chad. They fled to Chad from Central African Republic after being chased from their homes by armed men. The UN Refugee Agency is assisting refugees from Central African Republic, who fled to southern
  • The Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing with Gaza
  • A child lies unattended in the Intensive Care Unit at Harare Central Hospital. A work boycott by doctors and nurses has left the few remaining staff overwhelmed
  • A child in Sam Ouandja, northeastern CAR
  • A local authority employee sprays insecticide in a home garden in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo as part of a dengue control programme. Health authorities, however, discourage the widespread use of chemicals as they believe it will lead to resistant strai
  • A map of OPT showing the Rafah crossing point
    Carte des TPO (Territoires palestiniens occupés). En rouge, le point de passage frontalier de Rafah
  • Abdirahman Mohamed Faroole, President of the self-declared autonomous region of Puntland, northeastern Somalia
  • This child in Myanmar was paralisyed by polio after not being vaccinated
  • Some 46,000 health workers and volunteers will take part in the government polio immunisation effort on 10 January 2009
  • Polio remains a concern for health workers in Myanmar
  • According to the WHO, on 8 January 176 children has been killed by the Israeli army and 1,180 injured
  • Rights watchdogs warn about worsening violence against women
  • Maryam was raped by a stranger in August and her mother and brother used razor blades to cut her open to take out the foetus
  • Currently 235,000 IDPs live in different provinces in Afghanistan

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