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Dadaab: the reduction of activities may have dramatic consequences on refugees

In the second half of 2011, Médecins Sans Frontières witnessed increased insecurity in the camps...

In aftermath of war, Médecins Sans Frontières’ medical work still sorely needed in Libya

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India: A young patient's story

Fiona Fisher, a medical doctor working for Médecins Sans Frontières in Manipur, India tells Vanlalsiam's story

21/04/2010 India

Treating floods displaced communities in Southern Sindh

Mohammed Khan* was spending the summer holiday, waiting to join the 10th grade when the floods came and submerged his hometown of Khaipur and many other parts of Pakistan. The torrential rains and massive water flows washed away...

06/10/2010 Pakistan

‘Caught in conflict’: For this family a hospital room is the only safe place to be

Most of the patients crowding Boost hospital’s inpatient department have been affected by the ongoing war in Helmand in one way or another. In one room, grandmother Reda* sits cross legged on the floor, surrounded by six of her...

02/12/2010 Afghanistan

In Hargeisa’s Shadaha camp, life flourishes amidst hardship

“Having a baby is a joy. Having three is a triple blessing,” says Fardows Abu-Bakr, 34, who recently gave birth to healthy triplets in Hargeisa, Somaliland. She gazes at Sudais, Su’ad and Sadiyo with love, pride and...

10/12/2010

Kala Azar Patient Testimony - Malakal Hospital, southern Sudan

My name is Thinjin Wal and I have four children. Three of my boys are here at the Malakal Hospital and have all been receiving treatment for kala azar.

17/12/2010 Sudan

Mothers’ health matters: Southern Sudan

Hundreds of fat cows with beautiful harp-shaped horns graze on either side of the unpaved and dusty road of Gograil West County. Each cow is someone's prized possession, but although the animals are well cared for, the health of...

24/01/2011 Sudan

Martha’s New Leg

Thanks to four large screws, road crash victim Martha Fulagbe (4) from DR Congo is guaranteed an active future.

25/05/2011 Democratic Republic of Congo

Ivory Coast: Voices after the violence

Ordinary people – the grandparents, children, fathers and sisters of the country – suffered in the ferocious violence that swept Ivory Coast after a brutally contested election.

10/06/2011 Ivory Coast, Liberia

Voices from Dadaab

We gathered the stories of recent refugees to arrive at Dadaab refugee camps from Somalia.

15/06/2011 Kenya, Somalia

From Libya to Agadez: the difficult return

Habiba Ismael has dark rings under her eyes and looks tired. She has agreed to open the door of her house in the neighbourhood of Dagamanete in Agadez, Niger, to tell Médecins Sans Frontières the story of her journey from Libya....

24/08/2011 Niger, Libya
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