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Sudan

Fatouma and Radia are witnesses of Zalingei camp's faltering aid system

The six members of Raddia's family were registered upon arrival to receive food-aid. Five years later, they are still considered as a family of six people by the World Food Program. But today, they actually number 13 mouths to feed: the two children born in the camp were not taken into account, and the system has included no new-born infants for the last four years. Project Update - 29 Feb 2008
 
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Kenya

MSF continues range of activities throughout Kenya

Project Update - 27 Feb 2008
 
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Cameroon

Displaced by violence from Chad to Cameroon

MSF explains the work currently underway and the wider issue of people in need throughout the area. Project Update - 26 Feb 2008
 
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Chad

Chad refugees must choose to return or a permanent camp

Thousands of people have to choose between going back to N'Djamena and settling in a refugee camp. Project Update - 22 Feb 2008
 
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Somalia

Interview with Christoph Hippchen, MSF Head of Mission in Somalia.

Interview with Christoph Hippchen, MSF Head of Mission in Somalia. Voices from the Field - 14 Feb 2008
 
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Chad

Aerial bombings and attacks lead thousands of civilians to flee to Chad

MSF is extremely concerned by the fate of civilians remaining in targeted areas and requests unhindered access to these populations. Press Release - 13 Feb 2008
 
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Palestine

Gaza Strip blockade worsens an already grave medical situation

"Because of electricity shortages and extremely limited fuel supplies, hospitals have become increasingly dependent on electrical generators," said Duncan McLean, MSF Head of Mission. "The entire range of care has been affected and vital services - like operating rooms, emergency rooms and intensive care units - are particularly threatened." Project Update - 11 Feb 2008
 
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Kenya

How MSF has adapted to Kenya's post-election violence

As well as adapting long-running HIV/AIDS projects to provide care for victims of violence, new projects have been set up in the west of the country to provide assistance to the thousands of Kenyans living in internally displaced person's (IDP) camps, as well as the hundreds who are trapped in rural areas with little or no aid. Project Update - 7 Feb 2008
 
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Somalia

MSF is shocked and outraged by attack on our team in Somalia

MSF suspends international staff presence.
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Press Release - 1 Feb 2008
 
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Somalia

Three MSF aid workers killed in fatal incident in Kismayo

The exact circumstances of this fatal incident are not yet clear, but for the moment our priority is to take care of those most affected by this tragedy, in particular the families of the victims. Press Release - 28 Jan 2008
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