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Médecins Sans Frontières has been working in Iraq for five weeks
now, only interrupted by the imprisonment of two volunteers by the Iraqi authorities
during the height of the fighting. Much of that work has been in hospitals, directly
with patients and trying to identify the most critical needs of the health system,
which has been under strain in the war.
 28 April
2003 :: Stuck in No Man’s Land between Iraq and Jordan [MSF
Iraq Briefing]
24 April
2003 :: Médecins Sans Frontières medical diagnosis on Iraq [Full
MSF Iraq Briefing]
23 April
2003 :: Médecins Sans Frontières medical diagnosis on Iraq [Summary
MSF Iraq Briefing]
18 April
2003 :: Latest reports on medical needs in Iraq’s cities: care for wounded
and support for medical staff are the priority [MSF
Iraq Briefing]
13 April
2003 :: Freed aid workers tell of prison torture [Article
from The Independent UK]
8 April
2003 :: Médecins Sans Frontières calls on Iraqi authorities to do
all they can to bring about the immediate release of two volunteers [Press
release]
2 April
2003 :: Working in Bagdad [A personal
account]
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