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Afghanistan

Parents of murdered aid worker meet with Afghan president

The prime suspect was a local policeman but efforts to inquire into the case were hampered by family ties: the policeman - who is now back in his position - is the nephew of the head of the district, who in turn, is the brother of the province's governor. Project Update - 18 May 2005
 
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Afghanistan

MSF leaves Afghanistan after 24 years

At a press conference in Kabul, Kenny Gluck, MSF Director of Operations and Marine Buissonniere, Secretary General of MSF announced MSF's closure of all programs in Afghanistan.

Project Update - 24 Aug 2004
 
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Afghanistan

The real reasons MSF left Afghanistan

In the "war against terror" all factions want us to choose sides. We refuse to choose sides, just as we refuse to accept a vision of a future where civilians trapped in the hell of war can only receive life-saving aid from the armies that wage it. Project Update - 19 Aug 2004
 
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Afghanistan without doctors

This article first appeared in The Wall St Journal on August 12 Project Update - 12 Aug 2004
 
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Six days surrounding MSF's decision to withdraw from Afghanistan

Diderik van Halsema, a member of Medecins Sans Frontieres on the reluctant withdrawal of the agency from Afghanistan after 24 years. Project Update - 1 Aug 2004
 
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MSF in shock after the murder of five colleagues in Afghanistan

Tom How is a young engineer from Norwich, currently on his first mission with MSF in North West Frontier Province in Pakistan. Below he describes the impact that the murders of five MSF staff in neighbouring Afghanistan have had on his project and his fears for the future. Project Update - 9 Jun 2004
 
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Afghanistan

In Memoriam: Five MSF victims in Afghanistan

In Memoriam: Five MSF victims in Afghanistan Project Update - 3 Jun 2004
 
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Afghanistan

Out of The Fire and Into Our Clinic

The story of one very brave little girl Project Update - 27 Mar 2004
 
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Lack of maternal health care in Afghanistan

This is an edited version of a letter that first appeared in The Lancet. Project Update - 22 Mar 2004
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