At the end of 2007, MSF ended its activities in Rwanda after 16 years in the country.
MSF's work had included assistance to displaced persons, war surgery, programs for unaccompanied children and street children, support to victims traumatised by the conflict, programs to improve access to health care, responding to epidemics such as malaria, cholera, and tuberculosis, and projects linked to maternal and reproductive health.
Rwanda
Rwandan genocide 25 years on: MSF caught in spiral of extreme violence from Rwanda to Zaire
Voices from the Field
5 Apr 2019
Rwanda
Remembering the genocide more than 20 years on
Project Update
6 Apr 2018
Rwanda
Interview with the authors of "Humanitarian Aid, Genocide and Mass Killings"
Interview
1 Dec 2016
Book
Humanitarian aid, genocide and mass killings
23 Nov 2016
Book
Central African Republic
A Year in Focus 2013-2014
Project Update
30 Jun 2014
Journal article
Paediatric Pharmacovigilance: Use of Pharmacovigilance Data Mining Algorithms for Signal Detection in a Safety Dataset of a Paediatric Clinical Study Conducted in Seven African Countries
1 May 2014
Journal article
Rwanda
Rwanda, 20 years later: “I am left with a great sadness”
Voices from the Field
28 Apr 2014
Rwanda
Twenty years after the Rwandan genocide: “We don’t talk about things that are hard to recount”
Voices from the Field
25 Apr 2014
MSF Speaking Out
The violence of the new Rwandan regime 1994 - 1995
Speaking out.
4 Mar 2014
Rwanda
The world needs to know what is going on - portrait of a Rwandan seeking refuge
Project Update
22 Jun 2006
Rwanda
Sheer fear forces Rwandans to take flight
Project Update
22 Jun 2006
Rwanda
Portrait of a Rwandan seeking refuge
Project Update
22 Jun 2006