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Iraq

Syrian refugees’ endless journey

Testimony from a Syrian refugee in Domeez refugee camp, Iraq. “I am not happy to leave, I would rather stay here if I could, close to my parents but really we have no choice,” says Mohamed. Every day many families living in the camp prepare to head back into the unknown, leaving the camp and continuing on towards Europe where they hope to find long-term safety and rebuild their lives. Voices from the Field - 30 Sep 2015
 
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Central African Republic

MSF brings medicines and basic care to a remote area in the north-eastern province of Vakaga

“When we arrived the first week of September we found a very precarious situation as regards healthcare,” said the MSF's head of the medical intervention, Chiara Domenichini. “The community provided us with mortality data that were very alarming, more than twice what is considered an emergency situation.” MSF's emergency team in CAR has carried out a brief intervention in the remote north-eastern province of Vakaga, where humanitarian aid has been scarce despite the clear effects of years of conflict and displacement and the shortage of health resources in the area, which is home to about 70,000 people. Voices from the Field - 28 Sep 2015
 
Refugee children of Kos
Mediterranean migration

“When the war is over, I want to return to my Syria – it was the best life ever”

Testimony from a Syrian refugee, in Kos. “I made this journey for the future of my children… When the war is over, I want to return to my Syria – it was the best life ever.” Voices from the Field - 18 Sep 2015
 
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Mediterranean migration

"There was no other choice but to leave Syria."

Adnan’s father, a Syrian refugee arrived in Kos, shared some of his experiences with MSF. "Our family have been put in a situation where there was no other choice but to leave Syria, and then to leave Turkey. " Voices from the Field - 18 Sep 2015
 
Treatment of major burns in Idlib governorate
Syria

“People in Syria don’t know when the next bombs are going to fall.”

Testimony from Michael Hering, former Logistics Coordinator in Gaziantep, Turkey, discussing the impact that the conflict is having on Syrian people, and the challenges of remote management. Voices from the Field - 16 Sep 2015
 
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Yemen

“The majority of our patients suffered from war injuries.”

Testimony from an MSF midwife coming back from Yemen where she spent six weeks in Sa’ada hospital maternity department. "We don't only treat patients, we deal with human beings." Voices from the Field - 14 Sep 2015
 
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Syria

Medical testimony: “Enough death and siege. Enough blood and misery. Enough.”

Testimony from a medical practitioner that MSF supports in one of the besieged areas in the East Ghouta area near Damascus explains the horror of August’s bombings. Voices from the Field - 11 Sep 2015
 
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Greece

Testimonies from refugees and staff in Lesbos

Refugee testimonies and MSF emergency team member testimony, Lesbos, Greece. "Now, for the first time, I feel like I am really human. This is the first time that someone has taken care of me," says Mohamed, a Syrian refugee. Voices from the Field - 4 Sep 2015
 
Intensive Care training, Al Shifa hospital, Gaza.
Palestine

Delivering training to healthcare workers stuck in Gaza

“The nurses were really enthusiastic, they were very grateful to have the opportunity to develop their intensive care skills," says Rochelle DeLacey, an MSF intensive care nurse working in Gaza." Their only other option really was to Google ‘intensive care’ because they don’t have any other access to training.” Voices from the Field - 26 Aug 2015
 
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Burundi

“We treat anyone who is injured, whatever their politics.”

"Wounded patients often fear for their safety in medical facilities, so it is essential to create a place of sanctuary for them, where there is no discrimination," says Bruno Duchenne, MSF Head of Mission in Burundi. "We treat anyone who is injured, whatever their politics." Voices from the Field - 25 Aug 2015
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

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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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