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Afghanistan

MSF teams already treating wounded in Afghan quake town

The international medical aid organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is providing assistance to the Afghan population in Nahrin, the town in Baghlan Province which was most affected by the powerful earthquake that hit the country yesterday evening (March 25). Crisis Update - 26 Mar 2002
 
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Russia

No end in sight to the war in Chechnya

After two years of war, Chechen civilians have reached a sinister conclusion: in the fight against terrorism following the events of September 11 2001, no international power is prepared to stop the Kremlin and protect Chechens' lives or even their most fundamental human rights. Project Update - 4 Mar 2002
 
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Burundi

After attacks on UN staff, MSF suspends projects in Ruhigi province of Burundi

Disruptions are considered 'normal' but recent attacks show that security is decreasing. Project Update - 24 Feb 2002
 
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War and conflict

Chechnya - Ingushetia: A Deliberate Strategy of Non-Assistance to People in Crisis

MSF report on Chechnya-Ingushetia. Report - 25 Jan 2002
 
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War and conflict

MSF presentation to Council of Europe regarding Chechnya and Ingushetia

Presented by Jean-Hervé Bradol, president of MSF-France on January 23, 2002. Report - 23 Jan 2002
 
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Colombia

The face of human conflict

MSF activities in Colombia where the civilian population is victim of a protracted conflict Project Update - 17 Dec 2001
 
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Liberia

Unprotected civilians in Liberia: MSF briefing to UN Security Council

UN Security Council Briefing by Catherine Dumait-Harper, MSF representative to the United Nations. Speech - 17 Oct 2001
 
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Angola

Warring parties' neglect adds to humanitarian emergencies

While the government claims to control over 90% of Angolan territory, the basic conditions for providing humanitarian assistance exist in only a very small part of the country. Press Release - 2 Jul 2001
 
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Angola

Negligence by warring parties contributes significantly to humanitarian emergencies

A briefing paper by Médecins Sans Frontières - Luanda, July 2, 2001 Report - 2 Jul 2001
 
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Sudan

MSF shocked at bombing but remains active in Sudan

Recent bombings have created logistical limitations for MSF teams accessing remote populations. Press Release - 11 Aug 2000
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