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Ethiopia [11/08/2008]

The socio-economic and health statistics in Ethiopia are among the worst in the world. Read more...

Indonesia [11/08/2008]

With more than 40 million inhabitants living below the poverty line, Indonesia is faced with a precarious health and socio-economic situation, weakened by many natural disasters. Read more...

Free accessto primary health care : a rewarding strategy - Appeal to the G8 [25/09/2008]

Among the many barriers that impede access to healthcare, the obligation on service users to pay for health services represents a major obstacle. Every year, more than 100 million people fall into poverty because of disastrous health payments.

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Couverture du rapport moral 2007 Médecins du Monde - Annual report 2007 May 19th 2008 - 2007's Annual report has been published during MdM's General Assembly. It presents a résumé of the organization activities in 2007. The introduction - "Our Aim" - was written by Médecins du Monde's President, Dr Pierre Micheletti.

International network

International network

Twelve delegations, nine in Europe (Belgium, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland) and three in the Americas (Argentina, Canada and the United States) were members of Médecins du Monde's international network in 2005.

Recruitment

SOUTH SUDAN COORDINATOR (Volontaire) The South Sudan coordinator heads the team (See Organizational Chart); he/she is in charge of the operational supervision of the Program, and represents MdM throughout the country together with the country Representative based in Khartoum

SPONTANEOUS APPLICATIONS (Volontaire)

ETHIOPIA - Midwife - Somali Region (Kebri Dehar) (Volontaire)

Presse

MDM’s photographer attacked and now denied the right to photograph Athens, September 8th, 2008. After the attack, the beating-up and the arrest of the French photographer, Olivier Jobard, by the Patras Port Authorities in July, where he was in a MDM mission to photograph undocumented immigrants, the recent refusal from the Government’s General Secretariat of Information to authorise him to continue his photographic mission in our country attempts to “silence” Médecins du Monde’s work on this vulnerable group.