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MSF Leaving Sudan

by Richard Stupart | Published 4 February 2015

One of the sections of MSF announced last week that they will be pulling out of Sudan, citing a lack of cooperation from the Sudanese government, and its forces having bombed one of their clinics. RICHARD STUPART talks to JENS PEDERSEN about some of the factors leading up to the decision to leave.

MSF Leaving Sudan

Remains of the bombed out hospital in Frandala village in Sudan. Image via MSF
Remains of the bombed out hospital in Frandala village in Sudan. Image via MSF
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Written by Richard Stupart

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