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Afghanistan

MSF to support hospitals in Lashkar Gah and Kabul

The return of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to Afghanistan marks the end of a five-year absence, following the murder on five of its workers in Badghis province on June 2, 2004. Press Release - 29 Jun 2009
 
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Iran

Worrying situation for Afghans in Iran

Whereas international funding agencies have promised US$ 20 million in assistance to help reconstruct Afghanistan, Afghan refugees still receive very little aid. Project Update - 30 Jul 2008
 
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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

The King Hussein Humanitarian Leadership Prize Speech

Delivered by Dr. Rowan Gillies, President of the MSF International Council, in Amman. Speech - 11 Nov 2004
 
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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

Afghanistan without doctors

This article first appeared in The Wall St Journal on August 12 Project Update - 12 Aug 2004
 
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Afghanistan

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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Afghanistan

MSF pulls out of Afghanistan

After 24 years of independent aid to the Afghan people, MSF withdraws from Afghanistan following killing, threats and insecurity Press Release - 28 Jul 2004
 
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Afghanistan

MSF statement on Arjan Erkel's release

MSF cannot take responsibility for an arrangement it was not involved in and for which it did not negotiate the terms. MSF would welcome an independent public investigation into the management and resolution of this kidnapping, providing full transparency to the public. Press Release - 15 Jun 2004
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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Independent medical humanitarian assistance

We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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