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Sangour and Ajwal: Critical unmet needs among displaced people in White Nile State.
Conflict in Sudan

Hundreds of thousands face disease in overcrowded camps in White Nile state

Hundreds of thousands of people who have fled violent conflict in Khartoum now face deplorable conditions in overcrowded camps in White Nile state, without food, water or shelter, and exposed to deadly diseases. Project Update - 27 Jul 2023
 
Ukraine – supporting healthcare in Hostomel - Alexander Glyadyelov 06
War in Ukraine

Working with local medical staff to provide care in Hostomel

The town of Hostomel, on the outskirts of Kyiv, was the scene of brutal fighting and was under control of Russian forces for a time. Photo Story - 13 May 2022
 
Measles - Isolation Ward Boost Hospital | Patient
Afghanistan

Measles poses deadly risk for malnourished children in Afghanistan

A sharp rise in the number of measles cases in Afghanistan comes as people in the country already face high levels of malnutrition, a potentially deadly combination for children. Project Update - 9 Mar 2022
 
MSF Clinic: inpatient department and surgical capacity, Gogrial, Warrap State. South Sudan
South Sudan

Access to medical care undermined following robbery of MSF staff in Yei

MSF in Yei, South Sudan, has been forced to suspend our activities on the outskirts of the town following a brazen attack in which MSF staff were robbed and vehicles burnt. Press Release - 1 Mar 2022
 
A. Prun Kumar
World AIDS Day

Why are people living with HIV still dying of AIDS?

It is unacceptable that people living with HIV are still dying because the tests, treatment and care for life-threatening infections are not available. Opinion - 1 Dec 2021
 
Central African Republic: Thousands displaced after attack on makeshift camp in Bambari
Central African Republic

People in Bambari living in deplorable conditions following camp destruction

Following renewed fighting between government forces and non-state armed groups in Bambari, thousands of sought refuge as the Elevage camp for displaced people was destroyed. Project Update - 17 Jun 2021
 
Treating the COVID-19 Second wave
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

More oxygen supplies needed to avoid COVID-19 patients “gasping for air”

People in low- and middle-income countries are last in line for both COVID-19 vaccines and stable supplies of oxygen to treat severe patients - the lack of which are leaving people to get sick and die. Press Release - 10 May 2021
 
Ethiopia: People in rural Tigray hit by impact of crisis and humanitarian neglect
Ethiopia Tigray crisis

People in rural Tigray hit hard by conflict and neglect

People in rural areas of Tigray, northern Ethiopia, are finding themselves without access to healthcare and humanitarian assistance during the crisis. Project Update - 5 May 2021
 
IDP Mobile Clinic in Abs
Yemen

Severe malnutrition on the rise among children in Abs, northern Yemen

Since January, MSF has been treating increasing numbers of severely malnourished children at Abs hospital, in northwestern Yemen; a sign of a war that has a terrible impact on lives. Opinion - 22 Feb 2021
 
Measles outbreak in Pibor
South Sudan

Urgent vaccination campaign needed to stop spread of measles in Pibor

MSF raised the alarm about a measles outbreak in Pibor, South Sudan, in August but a vaccination campaign has yet to take place. Action is needed now. Press Release - 3 Nov 2020
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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