Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) International

Ebola

24.02.2015

Initial results with experimental Ebola drug show positive effect for some patients

Peter Casaer/MSF

Next: “When the shelling starts … you just run to the closest basement”

Ukraine

19.02.2015

“When the shelling starts … you just run to the closest basement”

Amandine Colin/MSF

Alyona, 24, on living under bombardment in Debaltseve.

Also: MSF crisis activities in Ukraine.

Next: MSF calls for wounded to be evacuated from Aleppo, increased humanitarian assistance

Syria

19.02.2015

MSF calls for wounded to be evacuated from Aleppo, increased humanitarian assistance

MSF

“We are talking about tens of thousands of people isolated from any kind of assistance.”

Next: MSF calls on EU to stop putting migrant lives at risk

11.02.2015

MSF calls on EU to stop putting migrant lives at risk

Ikram N'gadi

European Union must reassess policies on migrants, asylum seekers and refugees, and those on border controls.

Next: Initial results with experimental Ebola drug show positive effect for some patients

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Highlights

Ebola: Creating awareness by listening

Interview

26 February 2015

Julien Rey/MSF Maria Cristina Manca, health promotion team leader in Macenta. Creating awareness is...

CAR: Violence in Bambari restricts healthcare

Article

26 February 2015

Violence by undisciplined groups and the armed robbery of civilians are still a daily occurrence,...

Gallery: Aftermath of Malawi floods

Gallery

20 February 2015

Torrential rains in early January caused catastrophic flooding in southern Malawi, leaving up to 20...

CAR: Vaccination campaign launched in largest camp

Article

25 February 2015

MSF/Pau Miranda Kids in Batangafo IDP camp Batangafo – This week, MSF starts a round of...

Photo of the week

Flooded field, southern Malawi

Seven year old Alesi Phiri walks across a ruined field, looking at the thick coat of dried mud. Consequences of the floods will likely be felt for months as all crops have been destroyed and 85% of the population in the area relies on agriculture for their economic survival.

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