Kunduz
10.12.2015

MSF delivers petition calling for investigation into hospital attack

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More than 500,000 people worldwide call on White House to consent to independent investigation of U.S. military attack on MSF hospital in Afghanistan.

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Med. Migration
03.12.2015

MSF & Greenpeace launch life-saving operations in the Aegean Sea

Borja Ruiz Rodriguez/MSF

MSF calls for the opening of a safe and legal passage at the land border between Turkey and Greece.

 

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Tuberculosis
02.12.2015

Survey shows outdated policies, practices risk further spread of drug-resistant TB

Urgent phase-out needed for mandatory hospitalisation, re-treatment regimens that contribute to drug resistance, and sub-optimal diagnosis.

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HIV/AIDS
30.11.2015

Stock outs need to be urgently tackled

Stefan Heunis

New report shows that most stock outs are due to the inability of ARV supply chains to ensure last mile delivery.

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