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  • UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan and Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora host a press conference in Beirut, 28 August 2006. Representatives of the US, UK, France, Italy, the European Union, the Russian Federation, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Nations
  • [Pakistan] Nawab Aklbar Khan Bugti, the president of the Jamhoori Watan Party (JWP) was killed on Saturday. [Date picture taken: 08/28/2006]
    Killed in August, Nawab Akbar Bugti was a key figure in the Baloch movement
  • [Lebanon] A man, chest deep into water, holds dead fish at the damaged fishing port in Ouzai, Beirut’s southern suburbs, 8 August 2006. The Israel-Lebanon conflict began when Hezbollah unit conducted a cross-border raid, capturing two Israeli soldiers a
  • [Lebanon] A general view of the damaged fishing port in Ouzai, Berut’s southern suburbs, 8 August 2006. The Israel-Lebanon conflict began when Hezbollah unit conducted a cross-border raid, capturing two Israeli soldiers and killing three. Israel respond
  • [Nepal] Bhutanese refugees have been staging their strike for over three months and are not ready to call it off until their problems are resolved. [Date picture taken: 08/28/2006]
    Bhutanese refugees have been staging their strike for over three months and are not ready to call it off until their problems are resolved
  • [Nepal] Despite the peace process, the status of Nepal's children remains fragile due to lack of a secure and protective environment. [Date picture taken: 08/25/2006]
    Despite the peace process, the status of Nepal's children remains fragile due to lack of a secure and protective environment
  • [Lebanon] Children play in the outskirts of Tyre. [Date picture taken: 08/27/2006]
    Children in Tyre suffer trauma from the ordeal of living through war.
  • [ROC] Army shooting range in N'djiri 30 km north of Brazzaville, capital of Republic of Congo.<br><br>Vue d’un lot de grenades offensives et défensives prêtes à être incinérées dans un fourneau. [Date picture taken: 08/25/2006]
  • [ROC] The Republic of Congo's high commissioner for the reintegration of ex-combatants, Colonel Michel Ngakala. <br><br>Le Haut commissaire à la réinsertion des ex-combattants, le colonel Michel Ngakala. [Date picture taken: 08/24/2006]
  • [ROC] Bullets due to be burnt at the army artillery base in Mpila, an eastern suburb of Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo. [Date picture taken: 08/25/2006]
    Burning bullets at an army base in Mpila, eastern Brazzaville. The President is demanding that Pastor Ntoumi's men hand in their weapons to be destroyed before his group can be considered a bona fide political party
  • [ROC] Workers in an army artillery base in the eastern Brazzaville neighbourhood of Mpila saw up guns due for the incinerator in a nationwide disarmament effort.<br><br> Une opération de découpage d’armes de guerre avant leur incinération. [Date pict
    Workers in an army artillery base in Brazzaville saw up guns due for the incinerator in a nationwide disarmament effort - file photo
  • [Lebanon] Woman inside her damaged home in Yaroun. [Date picture taken: 08/22/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Residents from Aita Shaab inspecting their damaged homes. [Date picture taken: 08/22/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Hassan- a twelve year old from Aita Shaab. [Date picture taken: 08/22/2006]
  • [Lebanon] The rubble of the building where the victims of Qana were retrieved from. [Date picture taken: 08/22/2006]
  • [Jordan] Jordanian parliament. [Date picture taken: 08/27/2006]
    The Jordanian parliament in session.
  • [Lebanon] Layal, eight years old, sitting on her parents bed in Yaroun. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Marwa returning from hospital following injuries incurred from cluster bombs. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Two teenagers in Aita Shaab. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Children in Marwahin. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Asma, a nine year old coming out of her destroyed home in Marwahin. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Layal- an eight year old- in the streets of Yaroun. [Date picture taken: 08/22/2006]
  • Marawa’s mother (in front) following her daughter’s arrival from hospital, Beirut, Lebanon, 22 August 2006. Marawa survived an attack on a van in Tyre that killed 20 people.
  • [Lebanon] A child stands in front of two unexploded shells in Aita al Shaab, Lebanon, 22 September 2006. The war between Israel and Hezbula has reduced the village into a wasteland of rubble. It is the third time in three decades the region had been ravag
  • [Lebanon] Child in Marwahin. [Date picture taken: 08/22/2006]
  • Children in front of rubble in Marwahin, Lebanon, 22 August 2006. The Israel-Hezbollah war in July 2006 left scores of people dead and thousands displaced.
  • [Lebanon] Children watching the burial of the victims of Qana. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Mother and child in Qana. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Child in Hanaway peering over the wall, looking at a 2000 lbs unexploded bomb. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Marwa, an eleven year old from Aita Shaab,in hospital being treated for injuries stemming from a cluster bomblet that exploded whilst she and her cousins were playing with it.[Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
    Marwa, an 11-year-old from Aita Shaab, southern Lebanon, was in hospital for injuries stemming from a cluster bomb that exploded while she was playing with it
  • [Lebanon] Father and his two children outside their home in Bint Jbeil. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Giant crater in front of the public school in Bint Jbeil. [Date picture taken: 08/20/2006]

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