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Poor progress means multidrug-resistant tuberculosis continues to spread and cost lives

08.07.11

Efforts to revamp international response to MDR-TB not enough

Cholera epidemic spreading in DR Congo

Democratic Republic of Congo / 04.07.11

Médecins Sans Frontières opening emergency treatment centres along Congo river.

Trapped In Transit: The Neglected Victims Of The War In Libya

Libya, Tunisia, Italy / 01.07.11

1 July 2011 – As fighting continues to force civilians out of Libya, the international medical humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontières calls the countries engaged in this war for a stronger humanitarian response and...

Médecins Sans Frontières condemns any initiative that would send boat people back to Libya

Italy, Libya / 24.06.11

Rome/Brussels, June 23, 2011 – With the European Council scheduled to meet again on Friday to discuss migration issues, Médecins Sans Frontières condemns the terms of the bilateral agreement (memorandum of understanding) signed...

Target of 15 million people on HIV treatment by 2015 secured at AIDS summit

10.06.11

Funds and affordable drugs needed to turn target into treatment

Governments today to decide fate of nine million lives before AIDS summit

07.06.11

Latest Research Shows Expanded Treatment Could Turn AIDS Tide

Médecins Sans Frontières alarmed by resurgence of cholera in Haiti

Haiti / 03.06.11

PORT-AU-PRINCE, 3 June 2011—The Haitian cholera epidemic is far from over. A sharp increase in cases has been seen in the capital and outbreaks have been reported elsewhere in the country.

Bahrain: Médecins Sans Frontières staff member remains detained

Bahrain / 01.06.11

BRUSSELS, MAY 31, 2011 -- An employee of the international medical organisation Médecins Sans Frontières has been detained for weeks in Bahrain after being severely beaten upon arrest by authorities, with no information provided...

Médecins Sans Frontières welcomes initiative by UNICEF to make vaccine prices public

31.05.11

Geneva, 27 May 2011— In a bid to increase transparency and stimulate competition to bring down the prices of vaccines needed in the developing world, UNICEF has decided to publish the prices it pays to vaccine manufacturers.

Tunisia: Refugees fleeing Libya: No safe place to go

Tunisia / 26.05.11

Sydney, 26 May 2011 – As violence escalates in a refugee camp on the Tunisia-Libya border, Médecins Sans Frontières is alarmed about the situation of refugees stranded in temporary camps and exposed to violence.

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