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Russia

MSF campaign to fight the winter death toll of 'bomzhi' in Moscow

Each year in Moscow, hundreds of homeless people die of exposure in the severe sub-zero temperatures. MSF has been working with the Moscow homeless for the past ten years, bring essential medical care and advocating to the Russian authorities for improved services for those who have to suffer in the exposed conditions. Project Update - 4 Feb 2003
 
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Russia

Moscow city council increases efforts to direct homeless to shelters

This new poster campaign by the Council is a clear effort on the part of the local administration to increase both access to facilities as well as awareness within the general population. Project Update - 4 Feb 2003
 
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HIV/AIDS

US commitment to AIDS funding welcomed - with caution - by MSF

MSF welcomes President Bush's commitment to scale-up access to affordable AIDS treatment, but warns US against breaking promises, taking a unilateral approach. Press Release - 30 Jan 2003
 
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Vaccination

The Vaccine Gap: NY Times editorial

As the world struggles to fend off mysterious and complex plagues like AIDS and malaria, it must still find a sustainable way to ensure that children do not die from diseases that vaccines can prevent. Project Update - 30 Jan 2003
 
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Bosnia-Herzegovina

Vital questions unanswered by Dutch inquiry into Srebrenica massacre

Médecins Sans Frontières calls for the United States and Britain to carry out their own investigations. Press Release - 30 Jan 2003
 
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Mozambique

Hope in small doses: MSF new AIDS programmes in Mozambique

A few patients, such as Graca, have already been in the program for some time but enrolments began in earnest in January: the Chamanculo project, for example, will take in 20 new patients each month over the next 24 months, to a total of 500 people. Project Update - 30 Jan 2003
 
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United States of America

Lives lost: None of them had to die

A Boston Globe feature. Yesterday, 24,000 people worldwide could have been saved with basic care. The same number could have been saved the day before, and the day before that. In all, over the last year, 8.8 million lives were lost needlessly to preventable diseases, infections, and childbirth complications. Project Update - 28 Jan 2003
 
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Mozambique

Positive lives: ART care brings new hope in Mozambique

"We're all well aware that there's an enormous problem here and that our operation is only small. But in the end for us it's about helping the person in front of us, hoping that our assistance can help them fight the disease." - MSF doctor in Mozambique Project Update - 27 Jan 2003
 
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Russia

European Parliament calls for Russia to pursue the release of kidnapped MSF volunteer, Arjan Erkel

MSF has launched an international campaign for the release of the MSF volunteer Arjan Erkel. Project Update - 26 Jan 2003
 
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United States of America

Whose interests does the World Trade Organization serve?

Those who support increasing access to medicines for the poor have lost, for now, to those more interested in protecting the patents owned by the US pharmaceutical industry. Project Update - 25 Jan 2003
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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