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Nasser hospital
Gaza-Israel war

No safe place in Gaza as people are crushed by continuous bombing

After more than two months of war, Gazans are now cornered in the south of the Strip, where Israeli strikes on what was supposed to be a safe zone prove that nowhere is safe. Project Update - 19 Dec 2023
 
rural area in South Africa
South Africa

Treating diabetes and hypertension closer to home in rural South Africa

In South Africa, MSF has opened a new project in Eastern Cape province, which provides a community-focused approach to care for people with diabetes and hypertension. Interview - 25 Oct 2023
 
Wounded influx in Al-Shifa Hospital
Gaza-Israel war

In Gaza, “the wounded are in danger of dying in the next few hours”

Guillemette Thomas, MSF medical coordinator for Palestine, gives us an update on the precarious healthcare situation in Gaza. Interview - 19 Oct 2023
 
El Fasher: 2 weeks since the beginning of the clashes
Conflict in Sudan

Six months of war and neglect in Sudan is a “catastrophic failure of humanity”

Six months into the conflict in Sudan, MSF calls for immediate increase in humanitarian efforts, the safeguarding of medical staff, humanitarian workers and civilians, the removal of administrative blockages on medical and humanitarian staff and supplies, and for people to be allowed unhindered access to humanitarian aid. Press Release - 12 Oct 2023
 
Aftermath of deadly floods in Libya
Libya

Mental health support needed after Storm Daniel destroys Derna

Two weeks after the devastation of Storm Daniel on Derna, Libya, our teams on the ground have begun mental heath support for people affected in the region. Interview - 27 Sep 2023
 
Hepatitis E cases in Al-Tanideba, Sudan
Conflict in Sudan

Turkish Hospital in Khartoum: Last lifeline for sick children and pregnant women

In Khartoum, where the health system has all but collapsed, we are addressing myriad health problems among people, especially very sick children, who are also at risk of deadly diseases and malnutrition. Voices from the Field - 4 Sep 2023
 
Camp life: conditions and safety
Rohingya refugee crisis

Funding for Rohingya must increase as medical needs surge in camps

As the health situation for Rohingya in Cox's Bazar continues to deteriorate, international aid organisations must step up funding to improve access to healthcare. Project Update - 23 Aug 2023
 
MSF supported Al Nao hospital in Omdurman
Conflict in Sudan

Violence threatens people and vital hospital in Omdurman

As the conflict in Sudan intensifies, causing horrific injuries and death, we call on all warring parties to spare civilians from violence and to ensure the protection of hospitals and healthcare workers. Press Release - 17 Aug 2023
 
informal settlement along the Roia River in Ventimiglia, Italy
Italy

People on the move face violence and pushbacks at Italian-French border

People seeking safety have faced pushbacks at the Italian-French border. We call for the end of arbitrary detention of people on the move and the use of violence at borders. Press Release - 4 Aug 2023
 
Rotation 18 - Life on deck
Activity Report

Year in Review 2022

Read the Operations Directors' review of the activities and challenges faced by MSF teams in providing care in 2022. Opinion - 7 Jun 2023
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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