Peace is the only hope for progress and to prevent further humanitarian catastrophe.
MSF joined the other organizations in testifying that the most recent installment of Sudan's near half-century war has caused millions of civilian deaths, massive displacement, the depopulation of the southern parts of the country, the collapse of the rural economy and government, and increasing instability and ethnic hostility. As of last week, MSF was operating 13 supplementary feeding centers serving 8395 children and 10 therapeutic feeding centers administering medically monitored feedings to 1079 children in southern Sudan. Aral Sea Tuberculosis Project in Uzbekistan Up and Running An MSF tuberculosis treatment program in Uzbekistan is now in full swing. The program is operating at two treatment centers and a number of clinics in Muynak and Kungrad, in the autonomous province of Karakalpakstan. MSF is also renovating a number of additional clinic buildings to cope with an increased inflow of patients.