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Uganda

19.06.2017

Despite generous policy, basic needs of refugees are not being met

Frederic NOY/COSMOS

“Even though we are pumping and treating record amounts of water in Palorinya, it’s only just barely enough for the population.”

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Syria

09.06.2017

Airstrikes or minefields – Raqqa’s residents face a deadly choice

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As fighting intensifies for control of the city, people must decide whether to remain under heavy bombardment, or leave crossing active frontlines and minefields

Next: Thousands at risk of cholera and malnutrition after fleeing attacks in Yuai and Waat

South Sudan

02.06.2017

Thousands at risk of cholera and malnutrition after fleeing attacks in Yuai and Waat

Amandine Colin/MSF

Also: Testimonies from people fleeing violence

Next: Malnutrition and disease ravage the settlements around Kalémie

DRC

26.05.2017

Malnutrition and disease ravage the settlements around Kalémie

Leonor Lapotre/MSF

Also: Testimony from Narcisse Wega Kwekam, MSF deputy emergency programme manager

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Despite generous policy, basic needs of refugees are not being met

“Even though we are pumping and treating record amounts of water in Palorinya, it’s only just barely enough for the population.”

Airstrikes or minefields – Raqqa’s residents face a deadly choice

As fighting intensifies for control of the city, people must decide whether to remain under heavy bombardment, or leave crossing active frontlines and minefields

Thousands at risk of cholera and malnutrition after fleeing attacks in Yuai and Waat

Also: Testimonies from people fleeing violence

Malnutrition and disease ravage the settlements around Kalémie

Also: Testimony from Narcisse Wega Kwekam, MSF deputy emergency programme manager

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