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Angola

Angola testimonies: Part One - May 2002

The first in a collection of interviews collected by MSF in Angola.

"I don't want to go back to my village, I can't work, I'm blind. Even if there is peace, I can't work in our fields there. I'm waiting for the government to help me. Even if the government tells me to go back there - when there's nothing, absolutely nothing there anymore - I won't go back. The government should help all of us."
Testimony gathered among displaced in Bunjei and Caala, Angola
Voices from the Field - 30 May 2002
 
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Chile

Middle East conflict: Call for recognition of right to medical care and for medical staff to not be targeted

A joint press release from Médecins Sans Frontières, Médecins du Monde and Handicap International. Voices from the Field - 12 Mar 2002
 
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Guinea

Vaccines urgently needed to treat yellow fever epidemic

The lives of several million people are currently threatened by an epidemic of yellow fever in Guinea. Over 1.5 million doses of vaccine are desperately needed and the absence is undermining vaccination efforts by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). Voices from the Field - 18 Dec 2000
 
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Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan Interviews

From a collection of Azerbaijan Interviews, April 1999. Voices from the Field - 8 Jun 1999
 
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Saving Lives and Limbs

Voices from the Field - 3 May 1999
 
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Refugees, IDPs and people on the move

Interview with Christa Hook

Christa Hook, doctor, 56, Edinburgh (UK), 5th mission with MSF. Voices from the Field - 26 Apr 1999
 
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Kosovo

Interview with Mary Lightfine

Interview with Mary Lightfine, nurse, 43, American, 13th mission with MSF. Voices from the Field - 26 Apr 1999
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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