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MSF surveys estimate that at least 6,700 Rohingya were killed during the attacks in Myanmar
8 ways user fees for health are harmful to people
Health policies must focus on needs of individuals
“Just living has become more difficult”
MSF ends its intervention in response to the Marburg fever outbreak
Crisis update - January 2018
Rohingya crisis - a summary of findings from six pooled surveys
“The only people left in Zemio are those who couldn’t run away”
MSF ends emergency response after the earthquakes
Taxing the ill - How user fees are blocking universal health coverage
Voices after the earthquake
My first week in Bangui: A warm welcome!
“This is still a population teetering on the edge.”
“There is food in the shops but no money to buy it”
Intense fighting and blockade further reduce access to healthcare
“In Batangafo, people are afraid for their lives. It’s the only thing they have left.”
Activity update – December 2017
Families trapped on islands on the brink of a humanitarian emergency
MSF strongly condemns violent robbery of compound in North Kivu
Delivering differently to reach people living with HIV in West and Central Africa
Left behind by the HIV response - Kinshasa
People co-infected with HIV to receive hepatitis C treatment in Mykolaiv region
MSF at ICASA 2017
Booby-traps and landmines in Raqqa
How we deliver medical humanitarian assistance
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.