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MSF Speaking Out

Speaking Out Case Studies Introductory Level Modules

All introductory courses offer open enrolment for MSFers, oter humanitarians and external students alike. These modules teach foundational skills. The MSF SOCS team will add to the repertoire of courses periodically, so check back regularly for updates. Each new course will focus on a humanitarian thematic paired with one of the speaking out case studies, grounding the conceptual with the operational experience of MSF.

Students will deepen their understanding of essential humanitarian concepts and terminologies and develop skills to effectively analyse past and present speaking out challenges.



- 15 Jun 2022
 
Mamfe District Hospital, South-West Cameroon, where MSF medical staff provide surgical, maternity, emergency and paediatric care for free and refer patients via ambulance.
Cameroon

MSF condemns attack on Mamfe hospital in Southwest region

Mamfe district hospital in South-West region, Cameroon, has been set alight and destroyed, putting a critically-needed health facility out of action for thousands of people. Press Release - 9 Jun 2022
 
“We travelled one month in order to get to this place. (IDP Camp, Afar)”
Asia (23) watches on as her son Madina (1) takes a nap in the inpatient therapeutic feeding centre tent.
Ethiopia

Urgent response needed to “overwhelming” malnutrition crisis in Afar

MSF teams in Afar region, northeastern Ethiopia, are witnessing deeply concerning signs of high levels of malnutrition, particularly amongst people displaced by recent conflict. Press Release - 9 Jun 2022
 
Measles patients in BRH isolation ward where they're receiving treatment.
Somalia

Drought intensifies health crises across Somalia and Somaliland

Somalia is facing one of its worst droughts in decades, following poor rainy seasons and a locust invasion. MSF teams are responding to measles, cholera, and acute malnutrition. Project Update - 7 Jun 2022
 
MSF teams provide mental health support for people who have fled intense shelling in the south and east of Ukraine. Hundreds of thousands of people are now internally displaced in shelters in Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia. Many people have lost their homes, lost friends and family, and are now separated from loved ones. People suffer from a range of mental health issues, including intesnse fear and anxiety, chronic stress, insomnia and constant worry. MSF mobile teams visit people staying in shelters across the country in order to treat the pyscholgical issues people are facing.
War in Ukraine

Mental health needs grow in Ukraine after 100 days of war

After 100 days of the war in Ukraine, MSF teams continue to see the growing mental health needs of people while providing support in shelters and through mobile clinics. Project Update - 2 Jun 2022
 
Our team of doctors, nurses, nutrition assistants and logisticians leave the base early in the morning so that we can start the mobile clinic at first light.
Central African Republic

MSF condemns the killing of our colleague in Central African Republic

An MSF staff member has been killed at his home by a member of the armed forces of the Central African Republic. MSF condemns this incident in the strongest possible terms. Statement - 31 May 2022
 
Atija Bacar, MSF traditional birth attendant (TBA), at Eduardo Mondlane camp, counsels Amina, 17 years old and 9 months pregnant, and the women in her family.
Mozambique

Overcoming the challenges of having a safe pregnancy in Cabo Delgado

In Cabo Delgado, Mozambique ongoing violence has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes in search of safety. Eduardo Mondlane camp, located in Mueda, is home to more than 2,000 displaced families. In the camp, many pregnant women have little to no information about pregnancy and there are many challenges to having a safe childbirth. Photo Story - 27 May 2022
 
Our team of doctors, nurses, nutrition assistants and logisticians leave the base early in the morning so that we can start the mobile clinic at first light.
About MSF

MSF International President responds to photo ethics concerns

In recent weeks, MSF has been rightly challenged on social media and in the media about the use of sensitive photographs in our public communications. Among the issues highlighted was our decision to publish identifiable photographs of a 16-year-old girl who was the victim of rape in Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo. We acknowledge that the publication of these images was a mistake, and we are sorry. We have removed these images and other sensitive photographs from the online article and are taking a series of actions to put better safeguards in place.  Statement - 25 May 2022
 
An elderly woman is being vaccinated against COVID-19 by a member of MSF’s mobile vaccination team at a nursing home in Shayle (Mount Lebanon).

International Financial Report 2021

Annual Report - 25 May 2022
 
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Four mothers posing in a corridor of the Hospital in Bili. All four of them are staying in the hospital with their child, that's suffering from a severe case of malaria. Since the beginning of the project in 2016, the pediatric ward already treated more than 4.000 cases of complicated/severe form of malaria.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

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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