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  • [Niger] Hungry child, Tamtala village, SW Niger. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
  • [Niger] Child being treated with Plumpy'Nut nutritional wonderfood, Sansane Haoussa, southwest Niger. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
    Some 10-20 million children in the world are severely malnourished
  • [Lebanon] A wrecked Red Cross ambulance lies on the road side in Bint Jbeil. [Date picture taken: 08/31/2006]
  • [Niger] Over one in five Nigeriens die before their fifth birthday. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
  • [Nigeria] Hairdressing in New Karu, on the outskirts of the federal capital Abuja - a poor mostly slum area where the capital's poor workforce live. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
  • [Nigeria] Gloria Tanko is the only wage earner in her family after she lots three sisters to AIDS and one brother in an accident, she now provides for their 10 children as well as her own three kids. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
    Gloria Tanko finds it difficult to provide for 10 nephews and neices after her sisters died of AIDS
  • [Congo] Educators have been trained on HIV/AIDS in Pikounda, in the province of Sangha, north west of the country. [Date picture taken: August 2006]
    HIV/AIDS educators trained in Pikounda
  • [Nigeria] Kuzonyawo Tanko (right) and his wife Tani help care for 10 grandchildren after loosing three daughters to AIDS. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
    Les personnes affectées par le VIH/SIDA dans l'Etat de Benue sont aidées par des organisations communautaires mais ces dernières sont très peu soutenues par les autorités locales
  • [Lebanon] A private Bint Jbeil hospital suffered partial damage from Israeli bombing. [Date picture taken: 08/31/2006]
  • [Zambia] Queen Makayi recovers from the obstetric fistula operation. [Date picture taken: 02/18/2005]
    Queen Makayi recovers from the obstetric fistula operation
  • [Lebanon] The presence in large numbers of UXOs in south Lebanon poses great risks to civilians returning home. [Date picture taken: 08/31/2006]
    The presence of large numbers of unexploded bombs in south Lebanon is endangering civilians.
  • [Pakistan] A displaced woman in Dera Bugti finds shelter under a simple blanket. [Date picture taken: 08/28/2006]
    A displaced woman in Dera Bugti finds shelter under a simple blanket
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Anziratkhon Eshanova's mini flower mill in the southern village of Mady helped her family to get out of poverty. [Date picture taken: 08/24/2006]
    The Eshanovs' family flour mill has brought a sense of hope for Anziratkhon and her family
  • [West Bank] Relatives of a Palestinian prisoner held in an Israeli jail protesting during the meeting of United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the West Bank City of Ramallah, 30 August 2006. U.N. chief Kof
  • [West Bank] U.N Secretary-General Kofi Annan, left, meets with relatives of a Palestinian prisoner held in an Israeli jail after his meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, right, at Abbas' headquarters in the West Bank City of Ramallah, 30 Augu
  • [OPT] A young man with broken arms looks at nurses who went on strike in Rafidea Hospital in Nablus. [Date picture taken: 08/28/2006]
    Nurses on strike for more wages (file photo)
  • [Jordan] Dr. Ellias Salameh. [Date picture taken: 08/31/2006]
  • [Yemen] A poster by Dar Al-Salam advocates peaceful elections in Yemen. [Date picture taken: 08/31/2006]
    A poster by Dar Al-Salam advocates peaceful elections in Yemen.
  • A small girl with her parents in the emergency department of Rafidea Hospital lies in pain, Nablus, West Bank, 28 August 2006. The health worker strikes have paralysed the Palestinian health sector.
  • [Lebanon] Electricity infrastructure in the south has been badly damaged. [Date picture taken: 08/30/2006]
    Electricity infrastructure in south Lebanon has been badly damaged.
  • [Senegal] The interactive theatre as a way to sensitize people on HIV/AIDS. [Date picture taken: July 2006]
    La compagnie Kaddu Yaraax a choisi le théâtre forum pour faire passer ses messages
  • [Nigeria] Barahatu Kabiru poses for the camera in her best clothes with her three children. At her right shoulder stands Mustapha who had polio as a baby because his father prevented him from taking the polio vaccination. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
    Child on far right in Nigeria who contracted polio after his father prevented vaccination
  • [Nigeria] Yusuf Umar is a founder member and secretary of the Polio Victims Association of Nigeria in Kano. A polio victim himself, he is campaigning to see polio eradicated. [Date picture taken: 08/22/2006]
    Yusuf Umar, founder member and secretary of the Polio Victims Association of Nigeria in Kano. A polio victim himself, he is campaigning to see polio eradicated.
  • [Nigeria] Aminu Ahmed Wada, Chairman of the Kano State Polio Victims Association on his specially adapted motorbike. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
  • [Nigeria] The Polio Victims Association of Kano teaches members skills like welding, carpentry and tailoring to ensure that members don't have to beg. This man is making crutches and special wheelchairs.[Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
  • [Nigeria] Mustapha Kabiru is three years old and crippled by polio - he has only partial use of his right leg. His father stopped the child from having a free polio vaccination after Muslim and political leaders in Kano, Northern Nigeria, said the vaccine
    Mustapha Kabiru is three years old and crippled by polio - he has only partial use of his right leg
  • [Niger] Nigeriens leaving the boubon market, southwestern Niger, on the Niger River. [Date picture taken: 08/24/2006]
    Nigériens se déplaçant en pirogue à la suite des inondations survenues dans la région du sud-ouest du Niger
  • [Pakistan] An older woman sits outside a building with her orphaned grandchildren in quake-affected Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani-administered Kashmir. [Date picture taken: 08/17/2006]
    A quake survivor sits outside a building with her orphaned grandchildren in quake-affected Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani-administered Kashmir
  • [Chad] Chadian children sheltering at an IDP camp near Goz Beida, eastern Chad, after militia attacks on their village. [Date picture taken: 06/28/2006]
    There is a lot of anxiety among senior officials about when the EU peacekeepers will deploy and under what circumstances
  • [Niger] Haggling over food at Boubon market, southwest Niger. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
    Marchandage pour l'achat de vivres au marché de Boubon, dans le sud-ouest du Niger en août 2006. Les vivres sont toujours disponibles en Afrique de l'Ouest, mais l'extrême pauvreté dans la région fait que ces vivres ne sont pas accessibles à tout le monde
  • [Niger] Traders at the Boubon market, southwest Niger. Plenty of food but few can afford. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
    Traders at the Boubon market, southwest Niger.
  • [Niger] Planting sorghum and millet gets underway near Tamtala village, southwest niger in rainy season. [Date picture taken: 08/23/2006]
    Planting sorghum and millet gets underway near Tamtala village, southwest Niger in rainy season

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