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Médecins Sans Frontières resumes activities in Dinsor, new project opens in BeledweyneIn the following interview, Gustavo Fernandez, Head of Mission in Somalia for Médecins Sans Frontières Switzerland, explains some of the challenges faced by Médecins Sans Frontières in bringing medical humanitarian action to the...
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26/01/2007 | Somalia | |
Displaced in eastern Chad: One koro of millet to feed thirteen mouthsA plough lies in the shade of the straw hut and is a reminder of the time when M. Abdulai was still a farmer. Agriculture didn’t make him rich. Everything that is harvested at the end of the brief vegetation period in Chad’s dry...
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02/02/2007 | Chad | |
Heavy fighting erupts in Cité Soleil, a deprived slum of Port-au-PrinceEarly in the morning of January 24th, heavy fighting erupted between UN Stabilisation Mission in Haiti troops (MINUSTAH) and local armed groups in the Haitian capital’s slum of Cité Soleil.
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15/02/2007 | Haiti | |
Urban violence and health care, a new challenge for Médecins Sans Frontières?Haiti, the poorest country of the Americas with eight million inhabitants has been plagued by political violence for most of its history. A rebellion forced President Aristide out of the country in 2004. The UN Security Council,...
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16/02/2007 | Haiti | |
Fear in the heart of IndiaIndia is known to be a land with enormous differences dividing the poor and the rich. However, few people know that there is also a great contrast there between living freely and living in fear. The country is the scene of a...
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20/02/2007 | India | |
Interview: Moving On The Unsafe Roads of DarfurMédecins Sans Frontières has been in Darfur, Sudan since January 2004. Dr Rowan Gillies worked in West Darfur in the Mornay camp in July 2004. He returned to Darfur in October last year, and following his visit a leading article...
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23/02/2007 | Sudan | |
Meningitis: Limited vaccine threatens Médecins Sans Frontières response to epidemics
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26/02/2007 | Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, Sudan, Uganda | |
Still violence, still sufferingAs envoys from the United Nations and the African Union arrive in Khartoum and depart after another round of talks, the conflict in Darfur rumbles on. The humanitarian situation in this troubled western region of Sudan remains...
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26/02/2007 | Sudan | |
Interview with Dr. Cathy Hewison, Médecins Sans Frontières' meningitis specialistBarely two months into Africa’s dry season, there are several countries facing severe outbreaks of meningitis. Médecins Sans Frontières is already responding to epidemics in the Democratic Republic of Congo, southern Sudan, and...
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27/02/2007 | ||
Médecins Sans Frontières concludes mass meningitis vaccination campaign in West NileMédecins Sans Frontières has completed a mass meningitis-vaccination campaign in two districts of the West Nile region of Uganda, supervising the vaccination of 291,000 people and assisting with the vaccination of 333,000 more....
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27/02/2007 | Uganda |