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Open Letter by International MSF president Dr. Joanne Liu

South Sudan: Nationwide Lack of Essential Medicines
 - 7 Apr 2016
 
Malaria

South Sudan: MSF issues open letter on nationwide lack of medicines

 International donors and the broader humanitarian community must take immediate action to address widespread shortages of essential medicines in South Sudan.
 Press Release - 7 Apr 2016
 
South Africa

SOUTHERN SUBURBS TATLER: MSF doctor shares amazing life journey

Dr Eric Goemaere shares how he has actively supported various of MSF's work for the past 35 years in article.
 Press Release - 7 Apr 2016
 
Mozambique

Fighting Cholera in Tete, Mozambique

Fighting cholera in Tete, Mozambique: Photos detailing MSF's efforts to combat the epidemic. Videos and Photos - 7 Apr 2016
 
Greece

"All I want is somewhere I can call home"

Ibrahim suffers from a rare disease that has caused facial disfigurement, he left Syria in February to go to Germany where his brothers are but he is now stuck at the Greece borders. 
 Patient and Staff Stories - 5 Apr 2016
 
Central African Republic

Fieldworker: Adolphe Bakenga “If your team is good the job will be done well”

Meet Adolphe Bakenga, MSF's fieldworker who recently arrived back from working as an anaesthetist doctor in Burundi for six months.
 Fieldworkers Stories - 4 Apr 2016
 
Afghanistan

Kunduz: What has been lost

Dr. Kathleen Thomas was on her first assignment in the trauma centre from May 2015 until the US airstrikes on 3 October. She describes a typical day in the hospital and the events that unfolded during the week of intense fighting leading up to the attack.
 - 3 Apr 2016
 
Afghanistan

Kunduz, Afghanistan: Six months later

On the grim anniversary of the US attack on our trauma centre, two doctors share personal and powerful recollections of who and what has been lost.
 Latest News - 3 Apr 2016
 
Afghanistan

Kunduz: Six year old who survived the Kunduz Hospital attack

Six year old Shaista was injured when a bomb hit her house. She was admitted to the MSF hospital and two days later was the only patient in the intensive care unit to survive the attack. 
 Patient and Staff Stories - 3 Apr 2016
 
Afghanistan

Kunduz: “I hated both sides involved in this stupid war”

MSF surgeon, Dr Evangeline Cua, shares her story of surviving the horrific night on 3 October 2015 when the Kunduz trauma centre was attacked and destroyed by the U.S. airstrikes. At least 42 people were killed and over 30 were injured.
 Patient and Staff Stories - 2 Apr 2016