Morocco
MSF first worked in Morocco in 1997 and closed its migrant health projects in 2013.
MSF provided care to different communities in Morocco between 1997 and 2013.
MSF began working in Morocco in 1997 to provide care to excluded communities in Rabat, Casablanca and Tangier. Our programmes were focused on increasing access to maternal and sexual healthcare. In the early 2000s, we began providing support to migrants arriving in Morocco, by visiting hostels where people stayed and providing outpatient consultations and referrals through mobile clinics.
In 2010, MSF provided care to migrants injured during mass raids and expulsions by the Moroccan police force. In 2013 we handed our projects over to local health and human rights organisations.
1997
1997
Mediterranean migration
EU Migration Crisis Update - February 2016
Project Update
24 Feb 2016
Vaccination
High vaccine prices hamper immunisation efforts in Africa, but are missing from agenda of key vaccination conference
Press Release
24 Feb 2016
Refugees, IDPs and people on the move
Violence, Vulnerability and Migration: Trapped at the Gates of Europe
Report
13 Mar 2013
Morocco
Migrants face persistent violence
Press Release
13 Mar 2013
Morocco
Voices from Gourougou
Project Update
18 Dec 2012
Morocco
"In Morocco migrants are trapped in a constant cycle of violence"
Voices from the Field
29 Nov 2012
Morocco
MSF raises concern over the medical condition of migrants after mass expulsions by the Moroccan police
Press Release
30 Sep 2010
Sexual violence
MSF denounces the sexual violence against migrants travelling to Europe
Report
25 Mar 2010
Morocco
MSF demands humane treatment for sub-Saharan immigrants in Morocco
Press Release
12 Oct 2005
Morocco
Mass relocation to uncertain locations for immigrants in Morocco after MSF highlights their plight
Project Update
11 Oct 2005
Morocco
Violence and Immigration: Report on illegal sub-Saharan immigrants (ISSs) in Morocco
Report
30 Sep 2005
Morocco
Assisting immigrants bound for Europe
Project Update
18 Aug 2004