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MSF in Angola

IAR 2007: Saving lives and learning lessons

IAR 2007: Saving lives and learning lessons

Treating a child with cholera in a MSF cholera treatment center in Luanda, Angola.
© Paolo Pellegrin/Magnum Photos

From the International Activity Report
No intervention can ever be described as 'perfect'. There will always be a system that might have been more effective, a process that might have been more efficient, a treatment that might have been more available.

No organisation can ever become truly accountable unless it accepts this reality - because it means there is always room for improvement and it is always worth striving for more.

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IAR 2007: Saving lives and learning lessons

11/08/2008

Physical violence and degrading practice against expelled Congolese in Angola

04/07/2008

Angola: International Activity Report, 2007

13/12/2007

The Women Testify: 'The next day, I was raped again by a policeman'

06/12/2007

The Women Testify: 'At the last Angolan checkpoint, the military leader raped me'

05/12/2007

ANGOLA: More information from the search engine

Includes articles, press releases and reports

Latest Press Releases

The Angolan Government must put an end to the abuses committed by its army against Congolese migrants during their expulsion from the country

05/12/2007

CHOLERA IN ANGOLA: Second deadly epidemic outbreak this year

29/11/2006

As the number of infected people reaches 20,000, response to Angola cholera epidemic remains insufficient

27/04/2006

Cholera in Angola: With almost 500 new cases every day, MSF urges Government to take much stronger action

13/04/2006

Growing cholera outbreak in Angola: MSF urges government to take stronger action

07/04/2006

Mental Health

Physical violence and degrading practice against expelled Congolese in Angola

04/07/2008

The Women Testify: 'The next day, I was raped again by a policeman'

06/12/2007

Reports

MURKY WATERS: Why the cholera epidemic in Luanda (Angola) was a disaster waiting to happen

17/05/2006

Not so benign: When lofty political goals have bad humanitarian consequences

01/12/2003

Angola : Devastating nutritional emergency revealed as war ends

02/11/2002

Weak states in Africa - Angola
MSF statement to US Senate Subcommittee

16/10/2002

MSF briefing to UN Security Council: The humanitarian situation in Angola

05/03/2002

Underreported Emergencies

MSF Top-Ten under-reported humanitarian stories for 2002

MSF 'Top-Ten' under-reported stories of 2000

MSF 'Top Ten' under-reported humanitarian stories of 1999

2,100 children among displaced families in Munda, Pakistan, vaccinated against measles– more needs to be done to support those displaced by violence

27/01/2010

MSF work in Colombia hindered by the confusion between military actions and humanitarianism

30/07/2008

After measles vaccination campaign, epidemic decreases in Nigeria

04/07/2008

Malnutrition in Somalia increases drastically as assistance dwindles

26/06/2008

Chad: MSF continues emergency medical aid amidst fresh fighting

24/06/2008

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