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Natural hazards

Asian tsunami: Three months financial overview

In an extraordinary demonstration of public support, MSF offices worldwide saw an unprecedented surge of spontaneous donations. Project Update - 8 Apr 2005
 
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Global health

The beginning of the end of affordable generics

People who rely on low-cost medicines will have to wait three years before a generic company can even make an application for a right to produce the drug. Whereas people in wealthy countries will have access to new medicines immediately when they are proved safe and effective, people in poor countries will have to wait years. Press Release - 22 Mar 2005
 
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Guatemala

New Guatemalan law and intellectual property provisions in DR-CAFTA threaten access to affordable medicines

The majority of patients in MSF's treatment programmes are prescribed generic ARVs, whereas Guatemala's social security system has spent 20 times more for some originator drugs. Press Release - 11 Mar 2005
 
Sudan

The Crushing Burden of Rape: Sexual Violence in Darfur

A briefing paper by Médecins Sans Frontières International Women's Day 8 March 2005. Report - 8 Mar 2005
 
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Greece

MSF Greece reintegrated into the MSF international movement

After more than five years MSF Greece is back to being one of the 19 sections of the movement, having agreed to share, with all other sections around the world, MSF's humanitarian and operational principles. Press Release - 9 Feb 2005
 
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Natural hazards

Asian tsunami: Overview of MSF activities in Sri Lanka

Overview of MSF activities in Sri Lanka. Project Update - 31 Jan 2005
 
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Indonesia

Overview of MSF Activities in Indonesia

Project Update - 31 Jan 2005
 
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Natural hazards

Asian tsunami: Overview of MSF activities in India, Thailand, Myanmar and Malaysia

Overview of MSF activities in India, Thailand, Myanmar and Malaysia Project Update - 31 Jan 2005
 
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HIV/AIDS

Global AIDS treatment efforts not on track

Since July 2004, only 260,000 new patients have benefited from ARV therapy in developing countries. Treatment expansion is moving at a snail's pace. From the perspective of a medical humanitarian organisation working in resource-poor countries to treat people with AIDS, the global picture is bleak. PEPFAR could be treating thousands more people with the funds it is spending. Press Release - 28 Jan 2005
 
Natural hazards

Aceh tsunami - one month later, the first volunteer looks back

Ibrahim Younis, a member of the MSF Emergency team based in Brussels, Belgium, was the first MSF staff member to arrive in Banda Aceh, Indonesia following the December 26 earthquake and tsunami that has devastated the region. He was the first MSF staff member to reach the Indonesian disaster scene in the Aceh province and was there for the first month of operations. Voices from the Field - 27 Jan 2005
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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