MSF closes operations in Somalia over 'extreme attacks'

Medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) is closing all its programmes in Somalia after 22 years working in the war-torn country. It said in a statement that the decision had been taken because of "extreme attacks on its staff". It said armed groups and civilian leaders increasingly "support, tolerate or condone the killing, assaulting, and abducting of humanitarian aid workers". More than 1

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国境なき医師団（MSF）が22年間の医療支援に終止符した理由：イスラム武装集団や地元指導者層が、支援従事者の殺害や襲撃、拉致を支持し許容、容認が強まり、MSF職員が激しく攻撃される的となっているため。

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ソマリア現状。