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Chad refugees must choose to return or a permanent camp
Cholera, the poor man's disease, maintains its grip on the DRC mining town of Likasi
Indonesian earthquake - first evaluation
Cholera threatens families relocated after the floods in Mozambique
Interview with Christoph Hippchen, MSF Head of Mission in Somalia.
Aerial bombings and attacks lead thousands of civilians to flee to Chad
Displaced populations still on the move in Kenya
Over 4,000 cholera patients and 100 deaths in Katanga
As N'Djamena, Chad, settles, thousands of Chadian refugees are leading a precarious existence in Cameroon
Strenthening teams to cope with Chadian refugees in Cameroon
Gaza Strip blockade worsens an already grave medical situation
How MSF has adapted to Kenya's post-election violence
Health of Zimbabwean migrants at risk after raid at Johannesburg Methodist Church
MSF is shocked and outraged by attack on our team in Somalia
New York Times: Instant Nutrition
MSF activities in Somalia - December 2007
Cholera spreads in several cities in Katanga province
Three MSF aid workers killed in fatal incident in Kismayo
MSF aid workers involved in serious incident in Kismayo
MSF increases role as cholera outbreak picks up speed in the DRC
Severe and indiscriminate violence sweeps across Nairobi slums
Innovative measures to ensure AIDS and TB treatment during Kenya's post-election violence
'Despite the glimmer of hope kindled by the Goma peace conference, I saw how desperate the population is'
Medical and surgical activities assisting populations isolated in the Sri Lankan conflict
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.