After the military seized power from Myanmar’s democratically elected government on February 1, 2021, doctors and nurses were among the first to lead the protests – walking out of their jobs days after.
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Find below a suite of useful tools, templates, and guiding documents to support the work of your Friends of MSF group. Is there a resource that is not on this page, but you feel would greatly support your team’s activities? Please reach out to Josh to discuss! Policy Handbook (EN) / Policy Handbook (FR) Action […]
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Haiti’s capital is in a state of high tension as armed groups vie for power across the city and challenge the government.
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