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Yemen

MSF statement in response to latest coalition offensive

"The bombing of civilian targets, with or without warning, is a serious violation of international humanitarian law. It is even more serious to target a whole province." Statement - 8 May 2015
 
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Mediterranean migration

Testimony from Mediterranean migrant Makone Mare

One of the 369 people rescued from the Mediterranean by MSF last Sunday. Voices from the Field - 7 May 2015
 
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Yemen

ICRC and MSF alarmed by attacks on country’s lifelines

The disruption of key logistic infrastructure, including airports, sea ports, bridges and roads, is creating a catastrophic humanitarian situation. Press Release - 4 May 2015
 
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Syria

Main hospital in Aleppo stops activities after being targeted

Al Sakhour hospital provided life-saving operations to around 400,000 people Press Release - 4 May 2015
 
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Yemen

Crisis update – 27 April

Over 1,266 war wounded have been treated. Assistance needs to be scaled up dramatically. Crisis Update - 30 Apr 2015
 
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Yemen

Population flees Haradh as latest attacks leave 11 dead and 67 wounded

At least 11 people have been killed and 67 injured since 21 April during constant airstrikes and shelling in Haradh district Press Release - 27 Apr 2015
 
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Iraq

“Their Lives are Shattered”

MSF head of mission Fabio Forgione discusses the situation in Iraq Voices from the Field - 23 Apr 2015
 
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Yemen

MSF receives 30 wounded after airstrikes on Huth

Calls on all parties to respect civilians and civilian structures Press Release - 16 Apr 2015
 
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Yemen

MSF plane carrying urgently needed medical supplies lands in Sana’a, more assistance needed

“But supply routes must stay open to allow more aid into the country.” Press Release - 13 Apr 2015
 
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Yemen

More than 800 war-wounded treated at MSF clinics across the country

Since 19 March more than 800 war-wounded people have received emergency treatment in Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) projects across Yemen. Crisis Update - 10 Apr 2015
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