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From a rock to a hard place: The neglected victims of the conflict in Libya

Since the beginning of the war in Libya, over one million1 civilians have fled the conflict, most of them crossing land borders to Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria, Chad, Niger and Sudan
 Briefing Document - 30 Jun 2011
 

From hell to limbo

Over 600,000 migrants have crossed Libyan borders since the beginning of the war.
 Videos and Photos - 30 Jun 2011
 
Libya

Trapped in transit: The neglected victims of the war in Libya

As fighting continues to force civilians out of Libya, the international medical humanitarian organisation Doctors Without Borders calls the countries engaged in this war for a stronger humanitarian response and more effective protection for the people who are fleeing the conflict.
 Press Release - 30 Jun 2011
 
Migrants

MSF condemns any initiative that would send asylum seekers back to Libya

With the European Council scheduled to meet again on Friday to discuss migration issues,  MSF condemns the terms of the bilateral agreement (memorandum of understanding) signed on June 17 between Italy and the Libyan National Transition Council.
 Press Release - 23 Jun 2011
 
Humanitarian crisis in Somalia - August 2011

Out of Somalia

Housing over 300,000 people, Dagahaley, Ifo and Hagadera, the three Somali refugee camps in Kenya, make up the third largest city in the country and one of the biggest refugee camps in the world.
 Briefing Document - 20 Jun 2011
 
Malnutrition

No way in:The biggest refugee camp in the world is full

Thirty-thousand men, women and children are stranded in the desert of northeastern Kenya, in what has rapidly become a humanitarian emergency.
 Briefing Document - 20 Jun 2011
 
HIV/Aids

New partnership to improve migrant health in inner-city Johannesburg

The international medical humanitarian organisation Doctors without Borders (MSF) and the City of Johannesburg Department of Health are collaborating on a pilot project to address migrant health in inner-city Johannesburg.
 Press Release - 20 Jun 2011
 

LETTER FROM THE FIELD: Vanessa Naidoo, Afghanistan

- 12 Jun 2011
 
Global Fund Financing Crisis Rally, South Africa
HIV/Aids

Governments today to decide fate of nine million lives before AIDS Summit

Latest research shows expanded treatment could turn AIDS tide.
 Press Release - 6 Jun 2011
 
A young child looking at ARV medication for HIV/AIDS
Activity Report

Summary: Khayelitsha Activity Report 2001-2011

The Khayelitsha programme was the first in South Africa to provide antiretroviral therapy (ART) at primary care level in the public sector. It is also one of two pilot projects in the country to provide decentralized care for drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB). This report highlights what has been achieved collectively by several service providers (Province of Western Cape, City of Cape Town, NGO and Community Based organizations) and describes the key clinical programme and policy changes that have supported universal coverage for HIV and TB care over the last 10 years. The report demonstrates that it is possible to achieve most targets set forth in the National Strategic Plan (NSP) for HIV/Aids and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs); including achieving “universal coverage” of ART needs, by 2011. 
 Report - 3 Jun 2011