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  • [Nepal] A civilian hit on the neck by a police bullet during protests against the government in Birgunj, Nepal, 3 February 2007. The Madhesi People’s Rights Forum (MPRF) has been spearheading demonstrations against the Nepalese government with demands f
    A civilian, injured by police during protests against the government, Nepal
  • [Nepal] A protester shows an M-80 bullet used by the police against unarmed demonstrators in Birganj, Nepal, 3 February 2007. The Madhesi People’s Rights Forum (MPRF) has been spearheading demonstrations in the region against the Nepalese government wi
  • [Nepal] A demonstrator being taken by friends to hospital in Birgunj city, Nepal, 3 February 2007. There are concerns among human rights groups and civilians that the protests are becoming too violent, resulting in casualties and deaths of both protesters
  • [Nepal] Madhesi people demonstrating against the Nepalese government in Birgunj city in Nepal, 3 February 2007. The Madhesi are of Indian origin who belong to the Hindu, Muslim or Buddhist faiths and make up about one-third of Nepal's population of about
    Madhesi people demonstrating against the Nepalese government
  • [CAR] The village pharmacist in Oundago, 17 January 2007.
  • [OPT] A map by UN OCHA showing the numerous closures and checkpoints around Nablus.
  • [CAR] Dimanche dague carries a bag of salt on his way backt to his village, CAR, 17 January 2007.
  • TB patients are counselled before taking their afternoon drugs at the Blue House Clinic in Mathare slums, Nairobi, Kenya 5 February 2007. The clinic uses a modified strategy that requires patients to obtain their medication weekly or monthly while receivi
    TB patients are counseled before taking their afternoon drugs
  • Monika Juma, a multi-drug resistant TB and HIV-positive patient waits to be treated at the Blue House Clinic in Mathare slum, Nairobi, Kenya, 5 February 07. Monika has been treated for TB for two months.
    A multi-drug resistant TB and HIV-positive patient waits to be treated
  • A technician prepares blood for testing at the Blue House Clinic in Mathare slum, Nairobi, Kenya, 5 February 2007. The clinic provides treatment for people living with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, run by Médecins Sans Frontières
    A technician prepares blood for testing in Mathare slum, Nairobi
  • [Global] CERF Logo. 02/05/2007
  • [Kyrgyzstan] NASA Satellite image.
  • [Iraq] The ancient city of Nablus is home to more than 200,000 people. [Date picture taken: 02/02/2007]
  • [Zambia] Chinese President Hu Jintao embraces his Zambian counterpart Levy Mwanawasa at his arrival in the Zambian capital, Lusaka. [Date picture taken: 02/05/2007]
    Chinese President Hu Jintao embraces his Zambian counterpart Levy Mwanawasa
  • [Iraq] Ibraheem Jaffer, 10, was kidnapped and held hostage for three weeks until his parents paid the ransom demand. [Date picture taken: 02/04/2007]
    Ibraheem Jaffer, 10, was kidnapped and held hostage for three weeks until his parents paid the ransom demand.
  • [Yemen] Half of Yemen's 20 million inhabitants are under 15. [Date picture taken: 02/04/2007]
  • [Mozambique] New film deals with sexual harassment and AIDS. [Date picture taken: 01/DD/2007]
    Gigliola ou Sofia? Actriz sofre assédio sexual do professor na ficção e na realidade
  • [OPT] A market in Nablus, a West Bank city with a damaged economy becuase of Israeli-imposed restrictions on movement. [Date picture taken: 02/03/2007]
  • [Uganda] A mobile drama group performs a play encouraging the displaced to return to their villages in Lira, northern Uganda, 13 December 2007. The Ugandan government has been encouraging people to leave overcrowded camps in northern districts and to move
  • [Iraq] Fatah lost a leg in crossfire but is too ashamed to show it. [Date picture taken: 02/4/2007]
  • [Uganda] A girl helps her family build a new house in Pader district where people had moved to one transit site in Angole parish, Pader, northern Uganda, 13 December 2007. Up to 90 percent of the population of northern Uganda was forced into camps for dis
    [Uganda] A girl helps her family build a new house in Pader district where people had moved to one transit site in Angole parish, Pader, northern Uganda, 13 December 2007
  • [Yemen] A map of Yemen highlighting Bir Ali. [Date picture taken: 01/102007]
  • Dinka Bors disembarking from a barge that returned them from Equatoria to Bor County under a multi-agency programme supported by the UN, IOM, Sudan government and NGos
  • [Guinea-Bissau] Ministry of Justice. [Date picture taken: 02/02/2007]
  • [Congo] War, poverty, TB and HIV/AIDS have orphaned many children [October 2006]
    The survey attributed the high malnutrition levels to few children being exclusively breastfed and low consumption of vitamin A-rich foods, as well as a lack of dietary diversity - file photo
  • [Mozambique] Participants in the Women First programme in the village of Raiai, Namacura District, Zambezia Province.
    Participants in the Women First programme in the village of Raiai, Namacura District, Zambezia Province.
  • [Uganda] Lilian Oyoo, IDP woman in Kitgum district, northern Uganda, August 2006. She was abducted in 2004 but managed to escape in a shoot out between the LRA rebels and the Ugandan army.
    Lilian Oyoo in Kitgum District, northern Uganda. She escaped from the Lord's Resistance Army in 2006 but says, "I still dream about the rebels coming for me"
  • [Uganda] Lilian Oyoo, IDP woman in Kitgum district, northern Uganda, August 2006. She was abducted in 2004 but managed to escape in a shoot out between the LRA rebels and the Ugandan army.
    Displaced civilians, like Lilian Oyoo who was abducted but later escaped from the rebels, wish the talks could end the war
  • [Uganda] Jane, an IDP woman in Kitgum district, whose son was abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in 1998, August 2006.
    Jane tells her story to IRIN Radio
  • [Uganda] Jane, an IDP woman in Kitgum district, whose son was abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in 1998, northern Uganda, August 2006.
    Jane, not her real name, afraid to return home with the rebels still in the bush
  • [Uganda] IDP woman living in Kitgum transit site, northern Uganda, August 2006. She has just come from cultivating a land nearby.
    Mildred, mother of seven, worries about going home to the village empty handed
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Voie d'accès à Noé, à la frontière Côte d'Ivoire- Ghana. [Date picture taken: 12/25/2006]

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