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  • Most young people in Thailand have a strong awareness about HIV, but lack interest in acting on what they know.
  • Despite high awareness levels of HIV, just 25 percent of Thai young men report using a condom when engaging in casual sex.
  • Richard Cook, director of UNRWA affairs in Lebanon, is asking donors at the 23 June Vienna conference for US$445m for the reconstruction and recovery of Nahr al-Bared camp and surrounding areas over three years.
  • Khuda Bakhesh, a farmer affected by recurrent natural disasters in Daikundi Province, central Afghanistan, says his family eats only once a day, sometimes only bread and water.
  • A displaced boy sits on the back of a tractor carrying his belongings out of Arghandab District on 16 June, ahead of the conflict between Taliban insurgents and Afghan and international forces.
  • In one of Afghanistan's isolated provinces, Daikundi, Khuda Bakhesh is a poor farmer who has severely been affected by recurrent natural disasters. Heavy snowfalls in the winter of 2007 damaged his almond and fig trees, his fields were destroyed by floods
  • Evacuees at a welfare centre in Manila. At least 81 people are known to be dead from powerful typhoon Fengshen that is sweeping slowly over the Philippines displacing more than 40,000 families.
  • While much of Manila was brought to a standstill with floodwater submerging large parts of the city, worse damage was in the Visayas (an island chain to the south) and Mindanao island in the deep south. Weather forecasters did not realize the typhoon, nic
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  • Elsa holds up a copy of her papers, which most domestic workers receive when their passports are taken away.
  • A sign outside a maid recruitment agency in Beirut’s Hamra street.
  • Standing in a Beirut kitchen with her 'Madame', Elsa, a domestic worker from Ethiopia, washes the dishes after the evening meal.
  • Buildings and electrical wires
  • The Internal displace listen to Antonio Guterres United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees during his visit to IDP camp in Naivasha, Kenya 2008.
  • The Internal displace listen to Antonio Guterres United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees during his visit to IDP camp in Naivasha, Kenya 2008.
  • The UN High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres during his visit to Naivasha stadium IDP camp in 2008.
  • Samuel Karanja, IDP at Naivash stadium camp.
  • Janet Wanjiru, IDP at Naivash stadium camp.
  • Monica Mumbi, IDP at Naivash stadium camp.
  • Jane Wambu, IDP at Naivash stadium camp.
  • Maize meal value chain - industry breakdown.
  • Graph - Maize meal price (ZAR) 2006 - 2008.
  • The home of Corina Samuel on the outskirts of the former Burmese capital, Yangon, was devastated by Cyclone Nargis, which ravaged much of southern Myanmar on 2 and 3 May, 2008.
  • Corina Samuel, 43, and her five-year-old daughter Hannah. Their home outside the former capital Yangon was destroyed by Cyclone Nargis on 2 and 3 May 2008.
  • Ali saw sectarian killings first-hand in Baghdad. He now studies in a school in Beirut’s Shia-majority southern suburbs, but says he wants to return to Iraq because he is teased about being a refugee.
    Il n’est pas toujours facile d’être un réfugié irakien au Liban, même pour les enfants scolarisés
  • SWAA Littoral, Cameroon branch of the Society for women against AIDS in Africa.
  • Clémentine Banzoat, 41, mother of two, is afraid to finish her life alone because she is HIV-positive.
  • Environmental degradation.
  • Hanin watched militia men burn her Christian father alive. On World Refugee Day agencies warn the psychological scars of Iraqi refugee children could create a “lost generation”.
    Hanine, 14 ans, a fui Bagdad avec sa mère et son frère après avoir assisté à la mort de son père, un chrétien, brûlé vif par des miliciens. Elle vit dans la peur d'être arrêtée ou expulsée
  • A group of returnees after arriving from Pakistan to a refugee transition center near Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008.
  • A mother and child upon arrival from Pakistan to a refugee transition center near Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008.
  • Thomas Lubanga at his first appearance before the ICC in March 2006.

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