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 people of health services, often when they need them the most.
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MSF activities in Haiti under threat after series of security incidents

Bringing healthcare back to conflict-stricken communities in Sudan

MSF condemns the brutal and deliberate killing of two staff in Burkina Faso

MSF forced to suspend activities in Haiti hospital after armed men kill patient

MSF condemns attack on Mamfe hospital in Southwest region

Violent attacks leave tens of thousands without access to healthcare in West Darfur

Four months on, an ongoing nightmare for MSF colleagues detained in South-West Cameroon

Area around hospitals, houses, bombed in Mykolaiv

Violence and sense of impunity force stop to lifesaving care
Research & Analysis

The Continued Struggle to Access Medical Care in Afghanistan

MSF President to UN Security Council: “Stop these attacks”

Kunduz, Afghanistan, 36°43’4.91’’N, 68°51’43.96’’
Saving Lives and Staying Alive
Attacks on medical missions: overview of a polymorphous reality: the case of Médecins Sans Frontières

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
