24 hours in pictures: October 2 2007

New York, USA: A statue of Mahatma Gandhi stands in Union Square park. The UN general assembly has decided to observe and international day of non-violence each year on October 2, Gandhi's date of birth Photograph: Shiho Fukada/AP

Ahrbergen, Germany: Water flows into a drain from a flooded street Photograph: NIGEL TREBLIN/AFP

Rangoon, Burma: Street vendors wait for customers near the Sule Pagoda Photograph: GABRIEL MISTRAL/EPA

Hong Kong, China: Workers of the Haowei toy factory, a Disney supplier based in Shenzhen display the products they make during a visit to highlight their poor working conditions Photograph: China Photos/Getty

Paris, France: British fashion designer John Galliano takes to the catwalk after the presentation of Christian Dior's spring-summer 2008 ready-to-wear collection Photograph: Jacques Brinon/AP

Brazil: An image issued by Compassion in World Farming called 'Pig, Brazil', one of a set that give animal's-eye views of farming around the world Photograph: Martin Usbourne/CIWF/PA

Falsane, UK: An activist takes part in the last day of a year-long anti-nuclear protest outside the Faslane naval base Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA

Jakarta, Indonesia: Passengers board a vessel as they head home to join their families to celebrate the Eid-al-Fitr festival Photograph: Bay ISMOYO/AFP

Haskanita, Sudan: A injured African Union peacekeeper is evacuated by helicopter from southern Darfur following a rebel attack on his camp Photograph: Stuart Price/AFP

Kabul, Afghanistan: Passengers board a minibus Photograph: Musadeq Sadeq/AP

Pyongyang, North Korea: The South Korean president, Roh Moo-Hyun (r), is welcomed by the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, on his arrival for the first summit meeting between the two countries since 2000 Photograph: STR/AFP

Napa, USA: A grape picker takes a break during a night-time harvest at the Artesa winery Photograph: Justin Sullivan/Getty

Calcutta, India: A local sculptor at work Photograph: PIYAL ADHIKARY/EPA

London, UK: Jarvis Cocker DJs at an Oxfam store for the launch of Oxjam, the UK's biggest ever music festival which is expected to attract some 300,000 people Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty

Grangemouth, UK: Sunrise over Ineos refinery Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA