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South Africa

MSF worried about the security situation in Equatoria

Medical relief teams evacuated from the Yambio region, after a UN
compound had been burnt and looted during violent clashes.
Press Release - 18 Nov 2005
 
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Democratic Republic of Congo

MSF finds catastrophic health situation in the DRC, in spite of political transition

Excess mortality, absence of medical care, and exclusion from care for a majority of patients where it does exist: Although peace has returned to much of the DRC, the health situation of the Congolese people today remains alarming. Far from improving, it has worsened in certain regions of the country, as MSF highlights in its latest report, 'Access to healthcare, mortality and violence in the DRC'. Press Release - 15 Nov 2005
 
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HIV/AIDS

MSF hands over Ukraine HIV/Aids programme

After a presence of six years in the Ukraine, the international medical aid organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is now handing over its HIV/Aids programme to the Ukraine Ministry of Health and national NGOs as LifePlus, Alternativa, UNITAS and Time to Live. Press Release - 27 Oct 2005
 
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Morocco

MSF demands humane treatment for sub-Saharan immigrants in Morocco

Relocated on buses to southern border by the Moroccan government, MSF demands free access to provide care for nearly 1,000 immigrants gathered in the area of Bou-Izakarn, 30kms north of Goulimine. Press Release - 12 Oct 2005
 
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Niger

MSF repeats call for rapid mobilisation of aid agencies to increase assistance in areas of acute malnutrition

MSF again calls for a rapid mobilization of aid agencies to increase targeted food distributions in areas affected by acute malnutrition. Press Release - 13 Sep 2005
 
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Sudan

Rape and sexual violence ongoing in Darfur, Sudan

"Despite its devastating consequences, rape in Darfur and in other conflicts has not received the attention that the scale of the crime or the gravity of its impact call for," said Kenny Gluck, Director of Operations for MSF in Amsterdam. "This has to change." Press Release - 3 Jul 2005
 
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HIV/AIDS

Prices of AIDS medicines in developing countries continue to be a concern

According to an MSF report, the current pricing system based on companies giving voluntary discounts to developing countries is not sufficient to guarantee affordability of medicines, now or in the future. The problems with this mechanism, known as differential pricing, fall into three broad categories. First, some single-source drugs are simply very expensive. Press Release - 28 Jun 2005
 
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Niger

Emergency alert: MSF calls for free food distributions for the populations most affected by malnutrition

MSF has treated over 6,000 children under five suffering from severe malnutrition since the beginning of the year, double the number treated over the same period last year. Tens of thousands of children suffering from moderate malnutrition have no access to medical treatment. Press Release - 9 Jun 2005
 
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Tuberculosis

Global appeal for new treatments for neglected diseases is launched

Médecins Sans Frontières, other non-governmental organisations, scientists and a number of Nobel laureates around the world today joined the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative in a global appeal to focus research on developing new drugs, diagnostic tests and vaccines for diseases of the poor. Press Release - 8 Jun 2005
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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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