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  • [DRC] No books, pens or paper: Children in the school of Lokanja Lina Nkoy village, Orientale province. [Date picture taken: 05/30/2006]
  • [Egypt] Palestinians stranded on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing during a previous closure. [Date picture taken: 07/13/2006]
  • [DRC] Govenor of Kasai Oriental Dominique Kanku Shambuyi. [Date picture taken: 12/21/2005]
    Dominique Kanku Shambuyi
  • [Syria] Working as delivery boys is just one of many jobs for Syria's growing number of child workers. [Date picture taken: 07/12/2006]
    Working as delivery boys is just one of many jobs for Syria's growing number of child workers
  • [Egypt] Palestinians stranded on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing during a previous closure. [Date picture taken: 07/13/2006]
    Palestinians stranded on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing during a previous closure.
  • [South Africa] Hlubi Mboya as Nandipha Matabane: Changing negative perceptions about HIV/AIDS.
    Hlubi Mboya as Nandipha Matabane: Changing negative perceptions about HIV/AIDS
  • [DRC] School-children playing in the public school of Lokanja Lina Nkoy Village, Orientale province. [Date picture taken: 05/30/2006]
  • [Sudan] An elephantiasis patient in Kotobi village, between Maridi and Mundri in Western Equatoria State - southwest Sudan. [July 2006]
    An elephantiasis patient in Kotobi village, between Maridi and Mundri in Western Equatoria State, southwest Sudan.
  • [Egypt] Palestinians stranded on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing during a previous closure. [Date picture taken: 07/13/2006]
  • [DRC] Brigadier General Mohammad Mahboob, commander of the UN forces in Ituri. [Date picture taken: 07/11/2006]
    Général Mohammad Mahboob
  • [Swaziland] Sugar is Swaziland's biggest industry. [Date picture taken: 06/2005]
    Sugar is Swaziland's biggest industry
  • [Jordan] A girl from an impoverished family in the Jordan Valley, one of the poorest parts of the kingdom. [Date picture taken: 07/10/2006]
    Children are often punished for the mother's guilt in an honour crime
  • School-children peep through the holes of their school-building in Lokanja Lina Nkoy village, Orientale province, Democratic Republic of Congo, 30 May 2006. The government is responsible for paying teachers' salaries and providing benches, tables and clas
  • [Chad] Entrance to emergency ward at NDjamena's biggest hospital. [Date picture taken: 07/11/2006]
    Entrée du service des urgences de l'hôpital principal de N'djamena
  • [DRC] Major Innocent Mayembe, Presiding judge of the military tribunal in Ituri. [Date picture taken: 07/10/2006]
    Major Innocent Mayembe, président du tribunal militaire de l'Ituri
  • [Sudan] A steamroller at a road construction site, in Unity State, Southern Sudan, July 6, 2006. [Date picture taken: 07/06/2006]
  • [Angola] Child from Unicef calendar. [2006]
    Justiça também para as crianças africanas
  • [Tanzania] Some of the 452 workers hired to spray households in Zanzibar in efforts to control malaria-causing mosquitoes on the island. The spraying began on 10 July 2006 and would last 54 days. [Date picture taken: 07/10/2006]
    Workers ready to spray households in Zanzibar
  • [Mozambique] não pode dar a cara e o nome por culpa da discriminação.
    Ela não pode dar a cara e o nome por culpa da discriminação
  • [Iraq] Few theatrical groups still perform in Iraq due to an increase in threats from religious extremists. [Date picture taken: 07/02/2006]
    Theatrical groups in Iraq are bringing smiles to sick children.
  • [Swaziland] Falling sugar prices are devastating livelihoods and contributing to Swaziland's worsening poverty levels. [Date picture taken: 06/2005]
  • [Mozambique] não pode dar a cara e o nome por culpa da discriminação.
  • Twana Dlamini, a person living with HIV/AIDS, lies helpless in bed. The nearest government hospital where she can access treatment is 70 km away, 4 July 2006, Swaziland. About a third of all adults in Swaziland are infected with HIV. Thousands of children
  • “Lumpy skin disease” (LSD) has spread through much of the Nile Delta, 10 July 2006, causing sharp losses for livestock farmers and owners. Although more than 2.5 million heads of cattle have been vaccinated out of an estimated 3.5 million countrywide,
  • [Egypt] Despite their rural backgroud, Mahrous Amin and Awali Sherif plan to have only two children so they can bring them up well. [Date picture taken: 07/08/2006]
    Despite their rural backgroud, Mahrous Amin and Awali Sherif plan to have only two children so they can bring them up well
  • In an anti-corruption demonstration in Cairo, Egypt, some of the placards read “Silence the press...”; “Long live corruption”, 9 July 2006. Allegations of corruption, which is rampant in many areas of Egyptian society, have put pressure on the Egy
  • Overview of a busy day in the streets of Yemen where the high rate of population growth contributes to poverty and unemployment, 8 July 2006. The average population growth rate is about 3.7 percent a year, one of the highest rates in the world, and the fe
    Overview of a busy day in the streets of Yemen where the high rate of population growth contributes to poverty and unemployment, 8 July 2006
  • [Malawi] Charcoal salesman [Date picture taken: 06/07/2006]
    Is Malawi on track?
  • [South Africa] Hoedspruit farm workers. [Date picture taken: 06/23/2006]
    Trabalho de temporada atrai camponeses dos países vizinhos
  • [Rwanda] Samuel Imanishimwe before the UN Appeals Court in Arusha, Tanzania. [Date picture taken: 07/07/2006]
    Samuel Imanishimwe's sentence was reduced from 27 years to 12 years in prison
  • [Mozambique] Mozal aluminium smelter [2006]
    Mozal aluminium smelter
  • [Global] The Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Luis Moreno-Ocampo. [Date picture taken: 07/06/2006]
    Luis Moreno-Ocampo, procureur de la Cour pénale internationale

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