A woman emerges out of hiding for the first time, carrying a rifle and accompanied by her children. The family were hiding from Pakistani troops during the Bangladesh War of Independence.

A family of Bengali refugees (who fled during the Bangladesh War of Independence) in Kolkata.

Health worker teaching women about childbirth, health, hygiene and healthy eating.

Aboriginal artists paint each other for a corroboree, a ceremonial meeting of Aborigines, in South Australia.

Cattle in feed-lot.

Aboriginal artist Mary (left), in South Australia.

Women carry a dress with a head of flowers through a market in Marrakesh.

Painted with red ochre and decorated with leaves, Aboriginal elders teach the younger boys traditional ceremonial practices.

The children's area at Mildmay Hospital for HIV/AIDS in Kampala. Mildmay is an international HIV/AIDS charity, specialising in care, training and service development within this field.

Children from the offshore islands of Lake Victoria attend a monthly Mildmay HIV/AIDS day at Kalangala, for screening, testing and educational fun. Mildmay is an international HIV/AIDS charity, speci...

Aborigines hunting with spears, in Arnhem Land.

Judy Baypungnala, Arnhem Land's most famous pandanus weaver.

A boy sells rice at a roadside in Accra.

Aboriginal woman splitting pandanus leaves for weaving in Arnhem Land.

Aboriginal woman weaving a pandanus mat in Arnhem Land.