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...This is especially important because of UN negligence in the region; the humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Fronti??res has accused the UN of “ignoring” violence currently committed in the northeast of the Congo. Moreover, the UN has limited resources and cannot devote all its attention to Africa...
...threads of a knitted woolen cap. Diar, the camp chief, introduces him as Abdoolcarim Abdur, or "Adam." Diar says Adam, 22, saw his entire family cut down in front of him in 2004, and--as has happened to 40% of Darfur's survivors, according to Mdecins Sans Fronti??res--something snapped. Adam became alternately petrified and violent, convinced that another Janjaweed onslaught was imminent. Afraid of his outbursts, his fellow refugees carried him to Chad tied to a door...
...Kouchner, former U.N. administrator for Kosovo, co-founded France's Mdecins Sans Fronti??res and Mdecins du Monde...
...rights, the choice should be simple—generic FDCs have significant advantages over the brand-name alternatives. First and foremost, they are much cheaper. The group Médecins Sans Fronti??res currently procures generic FDCs for its treatment programs at a cost of about $280 per patient per year. By contrast, the cheapest brand name anti-retrovirals sell for $562, or twice as much. This gap will soon double—the Clinton Foundation last month negotiated an agreement with generic manufacturers to supply FDCs to developing nations for as little as $140 per year. If these...
Bernard Kouchner, a former SRSG and founder of Médecins Sans Fronti??res, said that the U.N. must ultimately deal with the threat posed by Saddam Hussein—but the time is not right...
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