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  • [Senegal] President Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal. [Date picture taken: 07/27/2006]
    President Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal, peacemaker
  • [DRC] A protester stands in the burning compound of former rebel leader and current vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba’s bodyguards in Kinshasa, DRC, 27 July 2006. Thousands of opposition supporters clashed with riot police, burning President Joseph Kabil
    Un partisan de Jean-Pierre Bemba, leader du Mouvement de libération du Congo et candidat aux prochaines présidentielles
  • [Pakistan] Flood waters play havoc on the streets of Lahore. Heavy monsoon rains have already resulted in 40 deaths. [Date picture taken: 07/29/2006]
    Scenes such as this, from a flood in Lahore last year, were common in Karachi
  • [Lebanon] Waziriya Abboud escaped with her family after their home in south Lebanon was destroyed. [Date picture taken: 07/28/2006]
  • [DRC] A woman carrying her child runs for safety from the burning compound of presidential candidate Jean-Pierre Bemba’s bodyguards in Kinshasa, DRC, 27 July 2006. Thousands of demonstrators, who want Congo’s first multiparty elections in 40 years to
    A woman carrying her child runs for safety from a burning compound in Kinshasa, DRC
  • [South Africa] Street begger. [Date picture taken: 07/25/2006]
    Cold competition for jobs
  • [OPT] Palestinian mother and child in their tent in the poor village of Maslagh in the Gaza Strip. [Date picture taken: 06/23/2006]
    Palestinian women in violent or life-threatening marriages have two legal options available to them: pressing charges for spousal abuse or initiating a divorce on the basis of physical harm - according to HRW
  • [OPT] Palestinian girl hiding behind a door in Mighraqa village in the Gaza Strip. Her parents confirmed that the girl is suffering from deep psychological conditions. Palestinian children are under so much stress as they are living in warfare and/or suff
    A Palestinian girl from Mighraqa village in the Gaza Strip is suffering the psychological trauma of living through conflict.
  • [Lebanon] Roula Hamadeh. [Date picture taken: 07/27/2006]
  • [Lebanon] Wadih Chlink. [Date picture taken: 07/27/2006]
  • [Lebanon] . [Date picture taken: 07/27/2006]
  • [Sudan] John Garang's grave in Juba. [Date picture taken: 07/13/2006]
    John Garang's grave in Juba.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Girls playing in the Noe river, Cote d'Ivoire - Ghana border. [Date picture taken: 12/23/2005]
  • [Lebanon] Map. [Date picture taken: 07/26/2006]
  • [Lebanon] The United Nations has secured agreements with Israel to ship desperately-needed aid into Beirut, the UN’s Emergency Relief Co-ordinator Jan Egeland said on Wednesday (26 July 06). [Date picture taken: 07/26/2006]
  • [Israel] Security guard David Moshenberg, Haifa. [Date picture taken: 07/23/2006]
  • [Israel] Muslim Arab Israeli Mahmoud Hassan and wife Hiba Hassan, Haifa. [Date picture taken: 07/23/2006]
    Displaced Israelis are glad to be back in their home towns.
  • [Iraq] Iraqi volunteers in Baghdad loading up a truck with supplies to send to Lebanon to help people displaced by the Israeli attacks. [Date picture taken: 07/23/2006]
  • [Nigeria] Environmental damage from an oil spill in Kegbara-Dere in the Ogoni district of the Niger Delta. Residents say the spill is more than 10 years old. [Date picture taken: 07/23/2006]
    Polluted Niger Delta creek (file photo)
  • [Nepal] Families of alleged torture victims continue to seek justice for their relatives. [Date picture taken: 07/23/2006]
    Families of alleged torture victims continue to seek justice for their relatives
  • [Kenya] A woman expresses anger at the proposed amendment. [Date picture taken: 07/25/2006]
  • [Kenya] Kenyan Vice President Moody Awori addresses the demonstrators. [Date picture taken: 07/25/2006]
  • [Kenya] A group of women stages a sit-in outside parliament in protest at the proposed amendment that could increase the price of ARVs and other life-saving drugs, 25 July 2006. The demonstration was organised by the United Civil Society Coalition on HIV/
  • [Kenya] A group of HIV-positive march through Nairobi to protest at a proposed amendment that could hike the price of ARVs and other life-saving drugs, July 25 2006. The demonstration was organised by the United Civil Society Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Tuberc
    Patent restrictions could make life-prolonging antiretroviral drugs unaffordable.
  • [Israel] Map of Israel. [Date picture taken: 07/23/2006]
    Map of Israel.
  • A deserted street near the port of Haifa, Israel, 25 July 2006. According to officials, more than 405 Lebanese and 51 Israelis have died in violence since Hezbollah militants captured two Israeli soldiers in a cross-border raid on 12 July. Correspondents
  • [Kenya] A woman holding a banner in the city centre of Nairobi protests at a proposed amendment that could increase the price of ARVs and other life-saving drugs, 25 July 2006. The demonstration was organised by the United Civil Society Coalition on HIV/A
  • [India] Gay men. [2006]
    Biggest challenge is reaching out to gay men married to women
  • [Nepal] Maoists are not ready to disarm if the government does not decommission its Nepalese Army first. [Date picture taken: 07/23/2006]
    Maoists demand better living conditions in their cantonment sites
  • [DRC] Demonstrators burn campaign banners in a Kinshasa street on Tuesday. [Date picture taken: 07/23/2006]
    Young opposition supporters clashing with police in Kinshasa, Congo. Youth can be tremendous catalysts for change, but also possible destroyers of their own society
  • [Sudan] Elijah Malok, president of the Bank of Southern Sudan and deputy governor of the Sudanese Central Bank. [Date picture taken: 07/18/2006]
    Elijah Malok, president of the Bank of Southern Sudan and deputy governor of the Sudanese Central Bank.
  • A building damaged by a rocket fired by militant group Hezbollah in Haifa, Israel, 25 July 2006. According to officials, more than 405 Lebanese and 51 Israelis have died in violence since Hezbollah captured two Israeli soldiers in a cross-border raid on 1

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