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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 located near Dadaab, Kenya. The kidnapping of two Médecins Sans Frontières international staff members in October forced the...
Médecins Sans Frontières seeks swift release of two abducted staff without use of force and continues medical activities to assist Somali population
Following the abduction of two Médecins Sans Frontières staff in Dadaab, Kenya, on 13 October, the international medical organisation Médecins Sans Frontières has no verifiable information on the identity or motives of the...
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Médecins Sans Frontières closes two large medical centres in Mogadishu after killings
Other projects in Somalia continue, but Médecins Sans Frontières medical assistance in Somali capital reduced by half.
Médecins Sans Frontières condemns attacks on aid workers and calls for release of abducted colleagues
7 January 2012 - Two Médecins Sans Frontières colleagues, Phillipe Havet and Andrias Karel Keiluhuo, were killed last week by a gunman while implementing emergency assistance projects in Mogadishu. Three months ago, two Médecins...