Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) International

Bangladesh

21.09.2017

Immediate action needed to avert massive public health disaster

Antonio Faccilongo

“Hundreds of thousands of refugees are living in an extremely precarious situation, and all the preconditions for a public health disaster are there.”

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

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

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