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The violence of the new rwandan regime 1994-1995 (PDF, 3.8 MB)
MSF And North Korea 1995-1998 (PDF, 5 MB)
Rwandan refugee camps in Zaire and Tanzania 1994-1995 (PDF, 5.5 MB)
Somalia 1991-1993: civil war, famine alert and UN “military humanitarian” intervention 1991-1993 (PDF, 12.5 MB)
SPEAKING OUT CASE STUDIES
Speaking Out Case studies
Welcome to the Médecins Sans Frontières Speaking Out Case Studies website where you will find a series of studies that openly examine and analyse the organisation’s actions and decision-making process during crisis that have led it to speak out.
From denouncing the forced relocation in Ethiopia in 1985 to the inaction of the international community during the genocide of Rwandan Tutsis in 1994 and the Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech that demanded an end to indiscriminate bombings of civilians in Chechnya and much more.
In these studies, key information sources – MSF volunteers’ written and oral recollections – are reconstructed by highlighting archive documents, press articles and videos from the period concerned and interviewing the main actors involved.
These case studies were originally designed as an educational tool for and only available to associative members of the organisation. With the hope of broadening their educational scope the studies are now being made available in French and English to the public for free on this website.
Speaking Out Case Studies
Listen to the "Speaking Out" Podcast: MSF and the Rohingya 1992-2014
This podcast based on the “MSF and the Rohingya 1992-2014” SOCS traces over 20 years of MSF’s advocacy for the persecuted Rohingya population in Myanmar and Bangladesh, highlighting MSF controversial use of “silent advocacy” to maintain operational access. Across 7 episodes, it explores the dilemmas, challenges and internal controversies faced when providing humanitarian aid under Myanmar authoritarian regimes and refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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الأمهات والأطفال تُركوا ليلاقوا حتفهم من دون الحصول على الرعاية الطبية
Mothers and children left to die in Yemen without access to medical care
أطباء بلا حدود تقدّم المساعدة للمهاجرين الفنزويليين في كولومبيا
الوضع في موزمبيق يتحول من حالة الطوارئ إلى التعافي
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Alarming rates of malnutrition among displaced people in southern Ethiopia
Detained refugees trapped, Libyan families flee, as fighting worsens in Tripoli
Assisting Venezuelan migrants in Colombia
There’s a lot to be done to address the uncountable health needs
عمليات البحث والإنقاذ
برنامج "الآلية الإنسانية" يوفّر لقاح الالتهاب الرئوي لللاجئين بسعر منخفض لأول مرة في أوروبا
From emergency to recovery: Mozambique one month after Cyclone Idai
ضرورة إطلاق سراح اللاجئين المحتجزين وضمان سلامتهم في خضم المعارك القائمة في طرابلس
Humanitarian mechanism for vaccines used for first time in Europe to counter high prices
Borno State: “We don’t know anything of the people living in regions outside army control”
Trapped refugees must be released and granted safety from Tripoli fighting
الإصابة والموت روتين معتاد في غزّة
How we deliver medical humanitarian assistance
Everywhere we work, the circumstances are unique. Nonetheless, our programmes generally follow a common set of practices designed to make sure our resources and expertise are used to maximum effect.