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RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On thi...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Nyamata. December 2005. Nyamata Genocide Memorial. Part of the underground memorial where 10,000 Tutsis were massacred by Hutu militiamen in the church grounds where they had sought refuge. Bones of the victims have been displayed as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis killed in the largest organized genocide of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Nyamata. December 2005. Nyamata Genocide Memorial. Part of the underground memorial where 10,000 Tutsis were massacred by Hutu militiamen in the church ...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. An attendant stands between shelves of human bones in a church where 5000 Tutsis were massacred in April 1994 by Hutu extremists. The bones have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in three months in the largest organized killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. An attendant stands between shelves of human bones in a church where 5000 Tutsis were massa...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Nyanza. December 2005. Nyanza Genocide Memorial. Steel crosses mark a field where Tutsis were massacred by Hutu militiamen in a field. The crosses are displayed as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis killed in the largest organized genocide of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Nyanza. December 2005. Nyanza Genocide Memorial. Steel crosses mark a field where Tutsis were massacred by Hutu militiamen in a field. The crosses are d

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Street scene. Coal Market. 9% of Kigali residents are HIV positive compared to 3% of Rwanda's rural population. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Street scene. Coal Market. 9% of Kigali residents are HIV positive compared to 3% of Rwanda's rural population.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Parishioners and AIDS billboard outside of Pentecostal Church. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Parishioners and AIDS billboard outside of Pentecostal Church.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On thi...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. In this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed and displayed on tables of wooden slats. One building houses a series of clotheslines. The remains of the victims have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest organized killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On thi...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting where AIDS patients meet for collective prayer, support, and project management. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting where AIDS patients meet for collective prayer, support, and project management.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive children play with staff at Kininya Health Center. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive children play with staff at Kininya Health Center. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 20

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Debris and human remains inside of church outbuilding. While seeking refuge on the church grounds, 5000 Tutsis were massacred in April 1994 by Hutu extremists. The bones and remaining debris of the victims have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis killed in the largest organized genocide of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Debris and human remains inside of church outbuilding. While seeking refuge on the church g...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. National Genocide Memorial. Clothing of genocide victims. Bones and personal effects of Tutsi victims have been displayed as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis killed by Hutu militiamen in the largest organized genocide of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. National Genocide Memorial. Clothing of genocide victims. Bones and personal effects of Tutsi victims have been displayed as a tr

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. National Genocide Memorial. Skulls and personal effects of Tutsi genocide victims. Bones of the victims have been displayed as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis killed by Hutu militiamen in the largest organized genocide of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. National Genocide Memorial. Skulls and personal effects of Tutsi genocide victims. Bones of the victims have been displayed as a

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Ntarama Church, south of Kigali. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Debris and human remains inside of church. While seeking refuge inside of a church and on its grounds, 5000 Tutsis were massacred in April 1994 by Hutu extremists. The bones and remaining debris of the victims have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis killed in the largest organized genocide of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Ntarama Church, south of Kigali. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Debris and human remains inside of church. While seeking refuge inside of a c...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Altar. While seeking refuge inside of a church and on its grounds, 5000 Tutsis were massacred in April 1994 by Hutu extremists. The bones and remaining debris of the victims have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest organized killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Altar. While seeking refuge inside of a church and on its grounds, 5000 Tutsis were massacr...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. On the church grounds and inside of the church itself, 5000 Tutsis were massacred in April 1994 by Hutu extremists. The bones and remaining debris of the victims have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest organized killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. On the church grounds and inside of the church itself, 5000 Tutsis were massacred in April ...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Church pew with bones and debris. While seeking refuge inside of a church and on its grounds, 5000 Tutsis were massacred in April 1994 by Hutu extremists. The bones and remaining debris of the victims have been left as a memorial to the massacre where 800,000 Tutsis were massacred in the largest organized killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Church pew with bones and debris. While seeking refuge inside of a church and on its ground...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Nyamata. December 2005. Nyamata Genocide Memorial. Visitors emerge from the basement memorial where 10,000 Tutsis were massacred by Hutu militiamen inside of the church where they had sought refuge. Bones of the victims have been displayed as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis killed in the largest organized genocide of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Nyamata. December 2005. Nyamata Genocide Memorial. Visitors emerge from the basement memorial where 10,000 Tutsis were massacred by Hutu militiamen insi...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Church pews, human bones and debris on the church floor. While seeking refuge inside of a church and on its grounds, 5000 Tutsis were massacred in April 1994 by Hutu extremists. The bones and remaining debris of the victims have been left as a memorial to the massacre where 800,000 Tutsis were massacred in the largest organized killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Church pews, human bones and debris on the church floor. While seeking refuge inside of a c...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Church pews and human bones on the floor of earth. While seeking refuge inside of a church and on its grounds, 5000 Tutsis were massacred in April 1994 by Hutu extremists. The bones and remaining debris of the victims have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest organized killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kiriziya, Ntarama. December 2005. Ntarama Genocide Memorial. Church pews and human bones on the floor of earth. While seeking refuge inside of a church ...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slat benches. Bones and corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest organized killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The bones and corpses of the victims have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest organized killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on tables of wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on tables of wooden slats, some beside the type of crude clubs that were used to bludgeon them to death. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On thi...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic genocide of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On thi...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On thi...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. On this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic killing of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred ...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Mingina, Kigali. December 2005. Sex workers attend AIDS classes. 45% of Rwandan sex workers are HIV positive. MSF, HIV/AIDS education project. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Mingina, Kigali. December 2005. Sex workers attend AIDS classes. 45% of Rwandan sex workers are HIV positive. MSF, HIV/AIDS education project.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. An orphan at feeding time. Many of Africa's abandoned children are HIV positive. Sisters of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Home of Hope Orphanage. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. An orphan at feeding time. Many of Africa's abandoned children are HIV positive. Sisters of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Home of Ho

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Here a Rwandan orphanage worker walks through a ward of baby cribs with an orphan on her back. Many of Africa's abandoned children are HIV positive. Sisters of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Home of Hope Orphanage. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Here a Rwandan orphanage worker walks through a ward of baby cribs with an orphan on her back. Many of Africa's abandoned childre

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive patients in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The most acute cases are kept behind for feeding, monitoring and treatment. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive patients in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on anti

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Many of Africa's orphans are HIV positive. Sisters of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Home of Hope Orphanage. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Many of Africa's orphans are HIV positive. Sisters of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Home of Hope Orphanage.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Jeannine, 36, has suffered from AIDS for 17 years and has been receiving antiretrovirals (ARV) for 2 years. She suffers from shingles and tuberculosis, two common opportunistic diseases. Her husband died of AIDS in 1993. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Jeannine, 36, has suffered from AIDS for 17 years and has been receiving antiretrovirals (ARV) for 2 years. She suffers from shin

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting. AIDS patients meet for collective prayer, support, and project management. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting. AIDS patients meet for collective prayer, support, and project management.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Pharmacy in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The most acute cases are kept behind for feeding, monitoring and treatment. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Pharmacy in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive women in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The more acute cases are kept behind for feeding, monitoring and treatment. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive women in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiret

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Mingina, Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive mothers attend health and lifestyle classes. MSF office and HIV/AIDS education project. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Mingina, Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive mothers attend health and lifestyle classes. MSF office and HIV/AIDS education project.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Mingina, Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive mothers and their babies attend health classes. MSF HIV/AIDS education project. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Mingina, Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive mothers and their babies attend health classes. MSF HIV/AIDS education project.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive woman in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The most acute cases are kept behind for feeding and monitoring. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive woman in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antire

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive patient. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The most acute cases are kept behind for feeding, monitoring and treatment. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive patient. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive mother and child in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers currently treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The most acute cases are kept behind for feeding and monitoring. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive mother and child in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers currently treat 6000 HIV patient

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive woman with child in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The more acute cases are kept behind for monitoring and treatment. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive woman with child in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005.The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The most acute cases are kept behind for feeding and monitoring. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005.The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolo

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Bed in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Bed in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV)

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting. AIDS patients meet for collective prayer, support, and project management. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting. AIDS patients meet for collective prayer, support, and project management.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Mingina, Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive women receive female condoms while attending health and lifestyle classes. MSF HIV/AIDS education project. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Mingina, Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive women receive female condoms while attending health and lifestyle classes. MSF HIV/AIDS education project.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Through windshield of MSF vehicle in Mingina neighborhood, home of MSF HIV/AIDS office and project . - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Through windshield of MSF vehicle in Mingina neighborhood, home of MSF HIV/AIDS office and project .

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Two children of Jean Marie Vianney, an MSF staff office guard who lives in a tiny two room house with his wife and six children. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Two children of Jean Marie Vianney, an MSF staff office guard who lives in a tiny two room house with his wife and six children.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive mother and child in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers currently treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The most acute cases are kept behind for feeding and monitoring. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive mother and child in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers currently treat 6000 HIV patient

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting. AIDS patients meet for collective prayer, support, and project management. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting. AIDS patients meet for collective prayer, support, and project management.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting. AIDS patients meet for collective support and project management. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Community mutual support group meeting. AIDS patients meet for collective support and project management.

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred by Hutu extremists. In this site, 850 bodies have been exhumed, covered with lime, and displayed on wooden slats. The corpses have been left as a tribute to the 800,000 Tutsis massacred in the largest ethnic genocide of the decade. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Murambi. December 2005. Murambi Genocide Memorial. In the spring of 1994, 50,000 Tutsis had taken refuge in a school where they were found and massacred...

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Pharmacy in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Center treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live prolonged lives. The most acute cases are kept behind for feeding, monitoring and treatment. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. Pharmacy in Kininya HIV ward. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Center treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (A

RWANDA. - RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive child in ward with coffin of woman who has just died. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV patients. 2000 are on antiretrovirals (ARV) and are able to live a prolonged life. The most acute cases are kept behind for feeding, monitoring and treatment. - Larry Towell

RWANDA. Kigali. December 2005. HIV positive child in ward with coffin of woman who has just died. The MSF Kimironko and Kininya Health Centers treat 6000 HIV p...

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