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Komotini Detention Centre, Northern Greece
Greece

MSF denounces Greek authorities’ decision to detain migrants indefinitely

Press Release - 8 Apr 2014
 
Emergency Malaria Outbreak South Kivu DRC
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

MSF urges military personnel conducting operations in the Beni region to take every precaution to protect hostages’ lives

As military operations continue against armed groups in the Béni region, MSF urges that priority be given to protecting the lives of hostages, who may include four MSF staff kidnapped nine months ago.
 Press Release - 8 Apr 2014
 
Rwanda

Rwanda genocide 20 years on: “My innocence died there”

Rachel Kiddel-Monroe reflects on her time with MSF in the Democratic Republic of Congo during the Rwandan Genocide in 1994.
 Latest News - 7 Apr 2014
 
Central African Republic

Maps Maponyane & MSF team up to put CAR crisis on the map for South Africans

Today actor and businessman, Maps Maponyane teams up with MSF to launch the #ActForCAR fundraising drive calling on South Africans to show solidarity with fellow Africans caught in crisis.
 Press Release - 2 Apr 2014
 
Rwanda

MSF releases case studies that reveal the organisation's internal struggle to position itself in the face of Rwandan genocide

Twenty years after the Rwandan Genocide, MSF is publishing for the first time its Speaking Out Case Studies via the website speakingout.msf.org.
 Press Release - 2 Apr 2014
 
Ebola epidemic confirmed by the Guinean Ministry of Health on March 22

Guinea: Mobilisation against an unprecedented Ebola epidemic

With eight confirmed cases of Ebola reported in the capital Conakry, MSF is facing an unprecedented epidemic in terms of the distribution of cases now scattered in several locations in Guinea.
 Press Release - 31 Mar 2014
 
Access to Healthcare

MAMELA magazine issue 12- March 2014

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) Southern Africa's magazine Issue 12, March 2014
 Magazine - 26 Mar 2014
 

Ebola. “There is no treatment and no vaccine”

The Ebola epidemic confirmed by the Ministry of Health on March 22 is the first to affect Guinea. The latest official statistics put the toll at 89 suspected cases and 56 deaths.
 Latest News - 25 Mar 2014
 
Tuberculosis

Issue Brief: Ready, set, slow down

The first new TB drugs in decades have received conditional regulatory approval, but remain largely out of the reach of patients. 
 Briefing Document - 24 Mar 2014
 
HIV/Aids

Myanmar: MSF acknowledges encouraging dialogue on Rakhine but clinics remain closed

Since MSF was ordered to suspend all activities in Rakhine State on February 26, the organization has been engaged in high-level discussions on the need to maintain essential medical services.
 Press Release - 24 Mar 2014