Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) International

Myanmar

18.09.2017

International humanitarian access to Rakhine State must urgently be permitted

Madeleine Kingston/MSF

MSF is alarmed by the current lack of access to healthcare for those remaining in Rakhine.

Next: “The only people left in Zemio are those who couldn’t run away”

CAR

12.09.2017

“The only people left in Zemio are those who couldn’t run away”

Josh Rosenstein/MSF

For the past few weeks, Zemio has been a ghost town. Almost everybody has left, afraid of more attacks and of the town turning into a battlefield between different armed groups.

Next: Open Letter: European governments are feeding the business of suffering

Libya

07.09.2017

Open Letter: European governments are feeding the business of suffering

Guillaume Binet/Myop

Watch the video: 5 Reasons not to block migrants & refugees in Libya

Next: Arbitrary detention of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants must stop

Libya

01.09.2017

Arbitrary detention of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants must stop

Guillaume Binet/Myop

Gallery: Inside Libya's migrant detention centres.

Next: International humanitarian access to Rakhine State must urgently be permitted

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