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Story | July 19, 2022

Ten years after violence erupted in Rakhine state, displaced people still need help

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t MSF’s clinic in downtown Sittwe

Story | December 02, 2021

World AIDS Day: Multiple barriers continue to prevent testing and treatment of HIV in many countries

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Consultation at MSF’s Myitkyina clinic

Story | October 04, 2021

Four years after fleeing violence in Myanmar, Rohingya refugees see no solutions

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Story | August 13, 2021

Stateless and stranded

Four years after fleeing Myanmar, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya people are still being forced to make impossible choices

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Jamtoli and Hakimpara healthcare centres

News | June 08, 2021

Myanmar: Regional authorities ask MSF to suspend activities in Dawei

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Dawei, Myanmar - HIV/TB Care

News | May 28, 2021

Myanmar: MSF calls on all parties to ensure safe access to health care

Medical staff must be able to provide lifesaving care without fear of violence, detention, or intimidation

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A patient living with HIV and hepatitis C speaks with an MSF health worker in Yangon.

News | March 05, 2021

Myanmar: Maintaining medical services and tending to new needs

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Overcoming MDR-TB in Conflict: Lashio Clinic

Story | February 17, 2021

Myanmar: MSF gravely concerned about arrests of health workers and reports of violence against protestors

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Closure of Yangon HIV project

Story | August 25, 2020

Bangladesh: Rohingya refugees remain in limbo three years after the exodus

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Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh three years after their exodus

News | May 05, 2020

Bangladesh: Preparing for COVID-19 in the world’s largest refugee camp

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COVID-19: challenges in Bangladesh and the Rohingya refugee camps

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