Human Rights Watch Exposes Mass Rapes in Darfur Through 130 interviews Human Rights Watch learned that women and girls were routinely raped in their homes by government soldiers sometimes in front of their husbands and children. They were not shown any mercy often having several men rape them. Soldiers who left the military told HRW that women and girls were targeted because those in high command beliebed them to be rebel supporters. Read more.
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Filipinio Mother and Children
Maasai Mother and Child
Vaccine Day – N’Gombe Clinic – Lusaka
Maasai Woman
Family Planning Edutainment
Zambian Woman and Child
Ethiopian Health Development Army
Zambian Soap Opera
Marie Stopes Worker in Johannesburg
Farmers in Tanzania
Heartbreaking story about family that lost eight family members.
Toilets in Delhi
A young boy recovering from malaria
Johannesburg, South Africa
Tanzanian Mother and Baby
Ethiopian Mothers and Children
Mother and Child in Morogoro, Tanzania
World Vision gives
Single Mother Who Now Receives Family Planning Services
Elsa Morales stews coconut husks and swamp cabbage to feed her pigs.
Health Worker in Ethiopia
Children Watch Family Planning Edutainment
Health Worker in Ethiopia
Filipino Woman with Her Own Sow Business
Tanzanian Mother and Child
TB pills for adults – TB clinic – N’gombe
Lameck (HIV positive man) and Dr. Thoma in Macha
Pastor Kangwa Chileshe. actor in Love Games
Family Planning Health Workers
Rapid HIV Test
Mad Councillman in a Zambian
Tanzanian Mothers and Children
HIV Paitient
Filipinio Mother and Children
Family Planning
Voluntary Male Medical Circumcision
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Schoolgirls in Delhi, Protsahan
Zambia Chief Macha
Protsahan School for Girls
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