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International Activity Report 2003
Liberia

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International staff: 44
National staff: 300

MSF has been working in Liberia since 1990

MSF work in Liberia has shifted exclusively to emergency response with the intensi. cation of the country's civil war in 2002-2003, an upturn in violence that has affected the entire West African region. Tens of thousands of Liberians . ed the con. ict sweeping through the country. MSF staff worked tirelessly in Monrovia, assisting thousands of displaced people gathered in schools and stadiums, supporting public hospitals until the front line closed them down, even creating makeshift clinics in the two MSF residences.

More on MSF's work in Liberia and in the West African region.

 


Table of
Contents

The Year in Review

Rafael Vilasanjuan,
MSF Secretary General


Dr. Morten Rostrup, President,
MSF International Council
Humanitarian Medicine, One Person At a Time

By Thomas Nierle, MD, Director of Operations,
MSF-Switzerland
West Africa

Update on Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Ivory Coast
Enough is Enough

Why Sexual Violence Demands a Humanitarian Response
Not So Benign:
When Lofty Political Goals Have Bad Humanitarian Consequences


By Nicolas de Torrenté, General Director,
MSF-United States

 

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