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Adapting MSF's sexual violence care training approach to middle eastern contexts: what does this mean in practice?

Françoise Duroch

This article shares the learnings of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)’s experience of adapting its sexual violence care training for its staff and missions in the Middle East and North Africa...

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Solidarité sélective?

Françoise Duroch

The war in Ukraine acts as a catalyst for the resurgence of xenophobic discourse thought to be forgotten, especially when they are hiding behind selective solidarity. Two specialists from Médecins...

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Humanitarian corridors in Ukraine: the illusion of an ideal solution

Françoise Duroch, Maelle L'Homme

"Humanitarian corridor". In just a few days, these two words have become a common theme in public speeches about Ukraine, evoking the illusion of an ideal solution to the suffering of people trapped ...

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Sexual abuse perpetrated by humanitarian workers: from moral relativism to competitive victimhood

Françoise Duroch

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Should we discriminate in order to act? Profiling: a necessary but debated practice

Françoise Duroch

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Vaccination: A Matter of Trust, with Caveats

Duncan McLean, Françoise Duroch

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«Vivement le nouveau vaccin, qu’on puisse le refuser»

Françoise Duroch

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Tough choices: moral challenges experienced by aid workers during the Covid-19 pandemic

Françoise Duroch, Miriam Kasztura

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International aid in the Covid era: the need for transparency

Duncan McLean, Françoise Duroch

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L’épidémiologie, le chaînon manquant des curriculums scolaires

Françoise Duroch

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Care for victims of sexual violence, an organization pushed to its limits: The case of Médecins Sans Frontières

Françoise Duroch

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Attacks on medical missions: overview of a polymorphous reality: the case of Médecins Sans Frontières

Caroline Abu-Sada, Françoise Duroch