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Trapped in Moria
Greece

“It is difficult to believe this is Europe”

http://blogs.msf.org - 21 Sep 2018
 
Journey to Valencia Spain
Mediterranean migration

The Aquarius Aquarium

As an MSF nurse, François-Xavier Daoudal returned at the end of June after spending three weeks on board the Aquarius. During his time on the ship, 629 people were rescued. However, immediately after the rescue operation, the Italian and Maltese authorities refused the ship permission to dock, triggering a huge political and media furor. The Aquarius was left stranded at sea for several days before being able to transfer some of the rescued migrants to two Italian navy ships. All passengers were finally disembarked in Spanish port Valencia. What can be drawn from such an experience? Read on to see what F-X had to say during an interview on the political implications, life on board the Aquarius and the issue of people smuggling. He also shared with us what the migrants themselves had to say. msf-crash.org - 13 Sep 2018
 
Condemned to drown at sea or be locked up in Libya
Mediterranean migration

Refugee Libya shipwreck survivors condemned to drown at sea or face arbitrary detention

More than a hundred people have reportedly died in a shipwreck off the Libyan coast one week ago. MSF has been providing urgent medical assistance following disembarkation. Project Update - 10 Sep 2018
 
Mexico Migrants Report 2017
Mexico

Abductions and violence, the price to pay to cross Mexico

Eight years after the San Fernando massacre, a 22-year-old Honduran patient in the Coatzacoalcos shelter where MSF works shares his story of violence and abductions as he attempts to cross Mexico. Project Update - 3 Sep 2018
 
Libya: detention centres in Tripoli
Libya

Conflict in Tripoli puts lives in danger, demonstrating that Libya is not a place of safety

MSF calls on European governments to acknowledge that Libya is not a place of safety. More must be done to help people trapped within its borders to find a safe and dignified way out. Press Release - 31 Aug 2018
 
Displaced persons in Tin Hama
Mali

“People arrived exhausted; they ran out of water and food during the journey”

MSF provides emergency medical care after an attack on Tindinbawen village, Ansongo district, in northern Mali. Project Update - 27 Aug 2018
 
Monsoon Season Kutupalong/Balukhali Refugee Camp
Rohingya refugee crisis

One year on, Rohingya refugees live in dire camps, facing an uncertain future and legal limbo

One year since over 700,000 Rohingya were forced to flee from Myanmar into Bangladesh, denial of their legal status and unacceptable living conditions continue to trap refugees in suffering and poor health. Project Update - 24 Aug 2018
 
Kedida
Ethiopia

Nearly one million displaced people in urgent need of assistance

MSF has launched an emergency response to a recent surge in intercommunal violence that has displaced over 900,000 people between Gedeo and West Guji zones in southern Ethiopia. Project Update - 23 Aug 2018
 
Providing Emergency Nutritional and Paediatric care in Bama, Borno State.
Nigeria

Critical humanitarian situation unfolding among internally displaced people in Bama, Borno state

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has started emergency nutritional and paediatric activities in Bama, Borno state, in response to a critical humanitarian situation among newly arrived internally displaced people. Press Release - 17 Aug 2018
 
New Balkan migration route through Bosnia
Bosnia-Herzegovina

Push-backs, violence and inadequate conditions at the Balkan route’s new frontier

As the stream of people arriving in Bosnia and Herzegovina rises, basic humanitarian conditions in the two largest points of congregation along the border remain alarmingly inadequate. Project Update - 17 Aug 2018
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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