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Médecins du Monde sends medical reinforcements and charters a plane to Rangoon

Following the violent cyclone in Burma, Médecins du Monde immediately redeployed its teams to provide emergency care to the population of Rangoon and the surrounding area. Today, Médecins du Monde has received authorisation to send a back-up medical team and to charter a plane loaded with equipment and medicines.
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Medecins du Monde has launched an emergency appeal. The death toll is rising. We need your help.
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MdM UK and its coalition partners call upon the UK government to address the tragedy unfolding in Gaza

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is worse now than at any time since the occupation began in 1967.  The situation is documented in a report published by a coalition of leading humanitarian and human rights organisations comprising Amnesty International, CARE International UK,CAFOD, Christian Aid, Médecins du Monde UK, Oxfam, Save The Children UKand Trócaire.
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Our report “The Gaza Strip: A humanitarian implosion” urges the UK government to take the following immediate steps to avoid further deterioration:
  •  Exert greater pressure on the Israeli government to open the crossings into Gaza and stop fuel and electricity cuts in order to stem the worsening humanitarian crisis.
  • Help facilitate a process of Palestinian reconciliation that can lead to a credible and effective peace process with Israel.
  • Abandon the failed policy of non-engagement and begin negotiations with all Palestinian parties, including Hamas.
Download the report “The Gaza Strip: A humanitarian implosion”
Download the press release
Dowload MdM report on the Gaza strip
Download the letter sent to the EU Foreign Ministers before their Gymnich meeting in Slovenia

Update: Since the publication of the report, Medecins du Monde UK has learned that Munir, the man unable to leave Gaza for cancer treatment, is in Jordan where he is receiving the treatment he needs.  This is good news forhim.  We hope this is the first of many stories which will be told int he days to come, of improvements in the lives of those in Gaza

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Medecins du monde returns to Darfur: restoring access to healthcare to the most isolated people in the Deribat region

People from the Deribat region  have had no  external help with healthcare for almost three years. Now Médecins du Monde is setting up a new programme in Darfur, based in the heart of the Jebel Mara, to provide primary healthcare to rural communities.

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Join the Campaign to Stop Restrictions on Access to Primary Care

Médecins du Monde UK has helped produce a joint statement with a range of organisations in opposition to the proposals by the UK government to restrict access to free primary healthcare for undocumented migrants.

Read the description of the problem and what you can do.

Iraq five years on: a serious health crisis and millions of refugees

Médecins du Monde has been working in Iraq since 1991. In addition to caring for sick children, one of the main objectives is to train Iraqi healthcare staff. Between 2000 and 2004, MdM was also involved in the creation of paediatric post-operative care units in four hospitals in Baghdad, Basra and Mosul.  During and after the 2003 conflict, the international delegations of Médecins du Monde provided emergency support to Iraqi health facilities.

Since 2006, Médecins du Monde has been working from Amman and Erbil, supporting Iraqi teams and local NGOs to implement programmes to improve emergency medical care in Iraq.

Click here to find out more about our work in Iraq, on this, the 5th year anniversary of the conflict

MdM in the press

Medecins sans frontieres?  (Health Service Journal)
Gaza's humanitarian crisis (BBC news)
OPT: Gaza: Humanitarian situation worst since 1967 (Relief Web)
Pledge for Palestine (The Guardian)
Britain's tough treatment of migrants (The Guardian)
GP's are "failing to look after migrants" (Evening Standard)

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Run for Medecins du Monde UK at the The Royal Parks Foundation Half Marathon (12 October 2008)
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Join our London to Paris Bike Ride (12-15 July 2008)

We are recruiting for our biggest ever annual trip to Paris to raise vital funds for our emergency work across the globe.

Last year a massive 44 cyclists took up the challenge and many of the stellar team enjoyed it so much they have already signed up for more!

Find out more about how you can shape up and change lives.

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