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Returning to Bougainville's neglected south after a decade-long absence
As South Sudan enters independence, the long-standing humanitarian emergency continues
Gilead licence expands access, but several countries left out
Untangling the Web of Antiretroviral Price Reductions, 14th Edition
In former Soviet Bloc prisons, controlling TB proves challenging
Despite increased support, limited access prevents the scope of MSF intervention in Kurram Agency, Pakistan
MSF stepping up malnutrition interventions in Horn of Africa
MSF Field Research
'As war goes on, people's needs are growing'
Mass rape expands range and depth of violence against villagers in DRC
As cholera epidemic spreads in DRC, MSF opens emergency treatment centres along Congo river
MSF reforms its highest international governance structures
Trapped in transit: the neglected victims of the war in Libya
Khayelitsha Activity Report 2001-2011: 10 Years of HIV/TB Care at Primary Health Care Level
Frontline: One of the largest refugee camps in the world is full and hundreds more arrive every day
Decline in cholera surge in Haiti may be only temporary
Water runs in the Miramar neighborhood in Colombia
After three-month siege in Libya, trauma surgery and training dominate MSF activities
MSF condemns any initiative that would send boat people back to Libya
Two accounts from detained migrants
From a rock to a hard place: The neglected victims of the conflict in Libya
More than 60 percent of the medical problems faced by detained migrants in Evros, Greece, caused by inhumane living and hygiene conditions
Outside humanitarian spotlight, Central African Republic is dogged by conflict
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Everywhere we work, the circumstances are unique. Nonetheless, our programmes generally follow a common set of practices designed to make sure our resources and expertise are used to maximum effect.