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An ambulance dropping off a patient at the entrance of the MSF-run cholera treatment unit in Abyei
South Sudan

South Sudan's cholera crisis is a symptom of deeper failures

It has been one year since a cholera outbreak was declared in South Sudan. Today, our teams are still treating people for this preventable disease. Op-Ed - 28 Oct 2025
 
Dr Javid Abdelmoneim speaking with men after a rescue on the deck of MV Aquarius.
About MSF

Dr Javid Abdelmoneim starts as new MSF International President

Dr Mohamed Javid Abdelmoneim, a Sudanese Iranian emergency doctor, is the new MSF International President for a three-year mandate following his election in June 2025. Press Release - 3 Sep 2025
 
Palestinians at the GHF distribution site in Netzarim putting their lives at risk to receive some food.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). All four distribution sites operated by the GHF are located in areas under full Israeli military control and “secured” by private American armed contractors.

Between 7 June and 24  July 2025, MSF health centres in close proximity received 1,380  injured people, including 28 dead bodies from the GHF sites with 174 gunshot wounded.

MSF calls for an immediate cessation of the GHF distribution mechanism and urges states and private donors to refrain from funding what is essentially a death trap.
Gaza-Israel war

This is not aid. This is orchestrated killing.

MSF's frontline medical testimony on systematic mass casualties from GHF sites in Gaza, Palestine. Report - 7 Aug 2025
 
Portrait of Emad at la pointe rouge, Marseille. Emad, 36, was evacuated from Gaza to France in March 2025. He has worked for MSF for the past 9 years in Gaza, as medical team leader and head of nursing activities. Originally from Jabalia camp in Northern Gaza, he recently arrived in Marseille with his wife and three daughters. One of them, Sila, 7, has a heart disease and was already waiting for a medical evacuation before October 2023. Marseille, France, June 2025.
Gaza-Israel war

Leaving Gaza: a medical evacuation

Emad, a father from Gaza, Palestine, was evacuated with his family to France. In this documentary, he recounts what they endured during the war. Documentary - 30 Jul 2025
 
At the MSF-supported Kishinji health center in the Minova health zone, a displaced woman speaks at an MSF-organized session to raise awareness on sexual violence.
Activity Report

Year in Review 2024

Read MSF's Operations Directors' review of the challenges faced by our teams in providing care in 2024. Opinion - 12 Jun 2025
 
For over one year from autumn 2023, a team from Doctors of the World (DOTW) UK and Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provided primary healthcare to individuals accommodated at Wethersfield mass containment site. In May 2024, we released a report documenting a mental crisis unfolding at the site. Over the following months, our team continued to respond to high levels of mental distress amongst patients and identified worrying numbers of people for whom the site was unsuitable. Men attending our clinic had experienced abuse and violence in their countries of origin and on their journeys to the UK and were subjected to poor conditions and structural violence at the site.
United Kingdom

UK government must immediately close Wethersfield mass containment site for asylum seekers

Prime Minister Starmer has refused to set a date for the site’s closure despite evidence of psychological harm and suffering. Press Release - 15 May 2025
 
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Accountability and transparency

Read the policies, reports, guidance and plans on how we tackle themes, such as addressing racism and mitigating our carbon footprint, to ensure we are held to the highest standards of ethics and values in our actions.
 
Mr Yurii has been in hospital for a month and a half, following a mine-blast injury that resulted in amputation. 

"I was in trauma for a month, trying to save my leg, but the infection was severe. Initially, I was very worried, but I accepted it. They showed me how to train and the types of prostheses available, and I realised I could walk again. Now I’m actively working with MSF psychologists and physical therapists. They listen, offer advice, and bring me interesting books. I enjoy historical and professional ones; the last ones were about Genghis Khan and the Cossacks. I still want to learn to drive, so I have work ahead of me." 

Mr Yurii is focusing on balance exercises to expedite his progress with the prosthesis.
Ukraine

Providing holistic care to Ukraine’s war injured

In Cherkasy hospital in central Ukraine, MSF is working with the Ministry of Health to provide war-wounded patients with physiotherapy and psychological support. Project Update - 18 Nov 2024
 
A pharmacy technician packages methadone doses to be delivered to patients in prisons and hospitals. Prison and hospital deliveries ensure continuity of care for them.
Kenya

MSF hands over opioid-subsitution therapy project in Kenya to local organisations

MSF has handed over our programme in Kenya which provided sustainable care for people who use drugs in the region. Project Update - 9 Jul 2024
 
Darfur, Kalma Camp, 2007. During the rainy season there are frequent sand storms (haboob). On occasion, the wall of sand is so thick; it is dark despite of the time of day. However, the weather did not interrupt the distribution line in this photograph.
MSF Speaking Out

MSF and Darfur 2003-2009 (PDF, 5.6 MB)

https://www.msf.org/sites/default/files/2026-04/VA_Darfur.pdf - 18 Jun 2024
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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