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Russia

Overview of projects now suspended following kidnapping of MSF volunteer

MSF has been providing a wide range of medical and social services throughout the Caucasus area. Post-Soviet depression and a long-running Chechen conflict has badly affected the region. After the kidnapping of Arjan Erkel on August 12, these projects have been suspended. Project Update - 20 Aug 2002
 
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Russia

MSF demands unconditional release of Arjan Erkel

MSF offices in Dagestan remain open, operations continue to be suspended. Press Release - 19 Aug 2002
 
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Kenya

Kenya Coalition welcomes re-amendment of Industrial Property Act

Change makes it possible for 'generic' drugs to be imported into Kenya. However, Coalition members point out that there are still other barriers to the wide use of cheaper ARVs in Kenya. Press Release - 15 Aug 2002
 
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Armenia

Sex-health clinic opens in local market district

MSF has opened an out-patient health centre in the Armenian border town of Bagratashen, in Tuvush province. MSF identified the area as a crisis point with poor medical access. Project Update - 14 Aug 2002
 
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Russia

MSF confirms kidnapping of staff member

Press Release - 13 Aug 2002
 
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HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS treatment in South Africa provessuccess in the poorest conditions

MSF's work in the Khayelitsha township has shown the feasibility of ART programmes in the poorest conditions and with the weakest of patients. Project Update - 12 Aug 2002
 
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HIV/AIDS

Widening HIV drug access: $100 triple therapy now within reach

Prices should fall within the next few months if the volumes of antiretrovirals ordered are increased. Project Update - 9 Aug 2002
 
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Rwanda

MSF supplies vaccines and reinforces its medical team

MSF supplies vaccines and reinforces its medical team Project Update - 9 Aug 2002
 
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Angola

MSF surveys in Mavinga show depth of ongoing malnutrition crisis in pockets of Angola

At least five children died every day in July. That is three to four times higher than the rate used to determine an acute crisis. Campaign - 8 Aug 2002
 
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Tuberculosis

DOTS coverage for TB now complete in Dashouguz Velayat, Turkmenistan

To date, more than 2,000 health-care workers have been trained in the DOTS strategy and 22 laboratories have been established or upgraded with the assistance of MSF. Press Release - 8 Aug 2002
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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