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20407박현우

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무력분쟁, 전염병, 자연재해 및 의료 소외의 영향을 받는 환자에게 의료 지원을 제공합니다. 우리는 의료 윤리를 준수하며, 공정성, 독립성, 중립성의 원칙에 따라 활동합니다.

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1)Where Its headquarter Is Located
- Paris, France(OCP: Operational Center Paris)
Brussels, Belgium(OCB: Operational Center Brussels)
Armstreadam, Netherlands(OCA: Operational Center           Amsterdam)
Spain, Barcelona/Greece Athens(OCBA: Operational Center Barcelona and Athens)
Geneva, Switzerland(OCG: Operational Center Geneva)
2)When It Was Founded
- 1971
3)Who Founded It
- 3 physicians and journalists who were dissatisfied with the neutrality of the Red Cross
4)Why They Founded It
-The founders believed that people in distress had the right to medical intervention and that the need to provide assistance to these people transcended national borders. They also felt that they had the duty to speak out about injustice.

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1.2016. Humanitarian Crisis in Nigeria
2.2010. Haiti earthquake.
3.2009. Sudan's crisis

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Thousands of children died of hunger in Borno, Nigeria, from April to July. There were many people who could not reach the support of relief organizations. The Doctors Without Borders has publicly informed the local situation and requested the local authorities and the international community to urgently solve the problem of widespread hunger.

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Doctors Without Borders had been working in Haiti for 19 years prior to to the earthquake, providing a wide range of medical care. From this long term involvement, the organization knew that the country wasn't prepared to deal with the medical consequences of a natural disaster like this one. After the earthquake destroyed 60% of the existing health facilities, MSF had to relocate services to other facilities, build container hospitals, and work under temporary shelters. MSF managed 19 health facilities and over 1000 beds available at various locations and provided emergency care to more than 173,000 patients.