
Malaysia
Our teams provide general healthcare and mental health support to the Rohingya and other communities through our clinic in Butterworth, our mobile clinics in Penang and Kedah, and our activities in detention centres.
We refer patients for specialised healthcare and support an increasing number of sexual violence survivors, including victims, both men and women, of human trafficking.
Our teams have also established a community-led advocacy group to support refugees in acquiring skills to tackle issues concerning community relations, arrests and detentions, and resettlement.
Our activities in 2021 in Malaysia
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2021.
67
67
€2.4 M
2.4M
2004
2004


11,600
11,6
1,580
1,58
2,080
2,08

MSF ready to support the government of Malaysia with safe disembarkation of people in distress at sea

Rohingya refugees left to starve at sea

Healthcare for struggling refugee communities in Malaysia

ASEAN should show true leadership on Rohingya, Myanmar

Two years on: No solutions in sight for the Rohingya
