
Attacks on medical care
Patients have been killed in their beds; health workers have been attacked as they rescued the wounded. A hospital is where the most vulnerable, the sick and injured, gather in times of war. Attacks against medical facilities and health workers, whether deliberate or indiscriminate, are part of generalised violence and atrocities committed against civilians in armed conflict. They deprive populations of health services, often when they need them the most.
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MSF withdraws from Dasht-e-Barchi following attack on patients and staff

“As midwives in Afghanistan, we are the silent leaders of our country.”

Fifteen mothers confirmed killed in Kabul maternity wing attack

MSF urges respect for medical action after violent incursion in Central Darfur

“They came to kill the mothers” in Kabul maternity hospital attack

Constant attacks on hospitals and staff jeopardise healthcare in Taiz

Advancing frontlines, mass exodus and reduced access to hospitals in Idlib

MSF hospital partially destroyed in Mocha attack

No true accountability three years after bombing of MSF-supported hospital
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MSF President to UN Security Council: "Stop these attacks"

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MSF releases detailed documentation of attacks on two medical facilities ahead of UNSC closed session on protection of medical mission

MSF urges Syrian government and its allies to stop indiscriminate bombing in Aleppo
