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Date: Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 5:34 PM
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Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. IS HUMANITARIAN WATER SAFE TO DRINK? Jean-Hervé Bradol, Francisco Diaz, Marc Le Pape, Jérome Léglise Aside from medical, scientific and technological considerations, however, access to water is a major social, economic and political issue as well as a local, regional, national and international one. How do consumers perceive the actions of water production and distribution organisations? What are the social, economic and political tensions determining how water is managed and the relationship between users and agencies that deliver water? What are the main areas of focus of national and international public policy in this area? MSF, 40 ans d'histoire, Fabrice Weissman 40 years helping the disregarded, Rony Brauman BLOG "ISSUES DE SECOURS" Massacre of 17 Action Contre la Faim employees in Sri Lanka: Demand justice or reveal the truth? Claire Magone Un homme de guerres et des affaires en Afrique centrale, Marc Le Pape Malnutrition au Sahel: <<Les grandes avancées dans la domaine de la santé n'ont jamais été obtenues aux contitions initiales du marché>>, Jean-Hervé Bradol Follow up to "Wartime rape: men too", Marc Le Pape Humanitarian Exoticism, Marc Le Pape Send to a friend Send this email to someone you think may be interested or share it Follow us on Unsubscribe Click to instantly unsubscribe from this mailing list. 11/19/2012 HUMANITARIAN NEGOTIATIONS REVEALED: The MSF Experience Edited by Claire Magone, Michël Neuman and Fabrice Weissman The purpose of this book is to challenge this assumption through an analysis of the events that have marked MSF's history since 2003 (when MSF published its first general work on humanitarian action and its relationships with governments). It addresses the evolution of humanitarian goals, the resistance to these goals and the political arrangements that overcame this resistance (or that failed to do so). The contributors seek to analyse the political transactions and balances of power and interests that allow aid activities to move forward, but that are usually masked by the lofty rhetoric of 'humanitarian principles.' They focus on one key question: what is an acceptable compromise for MSF? PRESS REVIEW - Admit complexity: a few takeways from MSF's "Humanitarian Negociation revealed", David Algoso, May 2012 - Making acceptable compromises in a crisis situation, Interview of Fabrice Weissman - Radio New Zealand National, April 2012 - Watch your step, Jo Chandler - Theage.com.au, April 2012 - "Humanitarian Negociation revealed, the MSF experience" -  Late Night Live, ABC.net.au, March 2012 Back to top "In Syria, delivering aid is expensive, low impact and highly frustrating" Jean-Hervé Bradol Jean-Hervé Bradol has just returned from an exploratory mission in northern Syria. Interview by Olivier Tallés - La Croix. LA CROIX: What are the humanitarian needs of people living near Alep? Jean-Hervé Bradol: The priority remains treating the uninterrupted flow of the wounded. To date, Syrian medical staff have been providing their care through a network of private hospitals. These semi-clandestine centres treat fighters of the opposition who'd be arrested if they sought care in state-run medical facilities... ON THE SAME SUBJECT -Torturing in peace with medical help, Michaël Neuman - Bérès en Syrie, là où MSF ne va pas, Fabrice Weissman - Lybie, des lendemains qui déchantent ? Jean-Hervé Bradol - Le regard de l'humanitaire : ces ONG qui appellent aux armes, Fabrice Weissman Back to top AIDS: A new pandemic leading to new medical and political practices Joan Amondi, Jean-Hervé Bradol, Vanja Kovacic, Elisabeth Szumilin It seemed appropriate to assemble these texts now, at a time when the history of our AIDS missions is compelling us to formulate new goals. Until 1996, all we could do was to try to prevent and treat some of the opportunistic infections. Since then, the advent and large-scale distribution of antiretroviral drugs have turned the HIV field upside down, and the new drugs have brought new questions. At what stage of the infection should we start prescribing antiretroviral therapy? What should we do to ensure that every patient who needs treatment can get it, when millions still don't have access? How can we reduce the number of new cases? Can the epidemic be controlled in places where the HIV prevalence is very high? ALSO ON HEALTH - Doctor Who?, Rony Brauman - Refusing to accept the death toll from drug-resistent TB, Jean-Hervé Bradol, Francis Varaine - The origin of cholera in Haiti: The culprit has been found! Claire Magone   Back to top You are receiving this email because you suscribe to our newsletter. Our mailing address : Fondation Médecins Sans Frontières 8, rue Saint-Sabin Paris 75011 Phone: +33140212800 Copyright (C) 2010 Fondation Médecins Sans Frontières

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