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A man carries his tent away from an MSF distribution site in Haiti. February 2010

Photo by Jean-Marc Jacobs/MSF

Haiti: Providing tents to earthquake victims

Date: 16/02/2010

As the needs change in Haiti, from emergency surgery and treatment of wounds to post-operative care, general healthcare and the provision of food, water and materials, MSF begins to distribute tents to those left homeless by the effects of the earthquake. MSF's Etienne Gignoux explains...

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A man carries his boy, his leg in a homemade splint. January 2010

Photo by Marja Scholten

The hours that followed the earthquake

Date: 29/01/2010

Marja, an MSF nurse, was working in Haiti before the earthquake struck. Here she describes her experience in the immediate aftermath, accompanied by her own photos.

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Many Afghans arriving in France end up living in appalling conditions on the streets in Paris.

Photo by Dragan LEKIC/Libre arbitre

International Migrants Day 2009

Date: 18/12/2009

As asylum seekers and undocumented migrants are bearing the brunt of increasingly restrictive policies, MSF urges European governments to respect life, dignity and healthcare of migrants and asylum seekers.

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"We still fear the past and we think there might be another attack. We still think that they will come again. We fear this." Sept 2009

Photo by Jenn Warren

Facing reality in Southern Sudan

Date: 14/12/2009

The people of Southern Sudan are trapped in a worsening crisis, following the most violent year since the 2005 peace agreement. Many have been killed, injured or made homeless and people, especially those who have been forced to flee, are struggling to find food or medical aid.

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MSF doctor Melanie with a patient at the Epworth clinic, Zimbabwe.

Photo by Joanna Stavropoulou/MSF

Zimbabwe HIV clinic: "Seeing 500 patients a day is a bit crazy..."

Date: 12/11/2009

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Latest Slideshows

Haiti: Providing tents to earthquake victims

The hours that followed the earthquake

International Migrants Day 2009

Facing reality in Southern Sudan

Zimbabwe HIV clinic: "Seeing 500 patients a day is a bit crazy..."

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