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Ludmilla, 40-years-old and her son Vladislav, 11-years-old, are being checked by Kirill, Kelly and Grisha from MSF in a metro station in Kharkiv, Ukraine, on April 11, 2022. 

Ludmilla used to be a refueling operator before the war, in the sourroundings of Kharkiv city. For two weeks, she stayed home under the bombings, but one day, a loud eplosion was too close and she came to live in the subway. 

"I was very scared and worried for my child when I saw him presing our cat on his chest, saying : mommy, I don't want to die."

Until the last second, they hesitated with her family between going abroad or staying : "But Kharkiv is our city, we need to stay, and we need to stay together," she says. So they moved with her mom, husband and son. 

"All the cold, the bad sleep, it is nothing compared to the war," she says. "At least we feel safe here."

She came to see MSF because of knee problems that have started around a year before. She had done all the tests in December, and had an operation planned for the end of February, but then the war started. "Running while coming her eI urt myself even more," she says, hoping to get some painkillers.
Ukraine

The medical humanitarian needs in Ukraine remain as urgent as ever

People continue to bear the burden of the war’s devastation. Press Release - 21 Feb 2025
 
Commune of Ranobe, Amboasary District.

People in the south-east of Madagascar are facing the most acute nutritional and food crisis the region has seen in recent years. MSF began setting up mobile clinics in Amboasary district in late March to screen and treat acute malnutrition in remote villages like those of Ranobe commune, providing ready-to-use therapeutic food and medical care.
Democratic Republic of Congo

Democratic Republic of Congo: MSF staff member critically injured in Masisi town after shots hit MSF base

An MSF staff member has been critically injured after shots hit the MSF base in Masisi town, in Democratic Republic of Congo’s North Kivu province. Press Release - 20 Feb 2025
 
People jump on a ship at the port of Bukavu, capital of South Kivu province, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Some navigation through Lake Kivu was restablished today 18 February 2025
Democratic Republic of Congo

DRC: Injured seek treatment from MSF-supported hospitals in Bukavu amid fighting

Marcus Bachmann, our head of programmes in DRC's South Kivu province, provides insights on the evolving conflict. Interview - 18 Feb 2025
 
A group of Field Communications officers during a training session in the Field Comms Training Week in Amman. June 2023
Accountability and transparency

Image use and consent at MSF

MSF's image use and consent policy outlines how we gain consent of people to take and use their image in our communications.
 
Numerous internally displaced people in the Bulengo camp, located next to Goma, are leaving the camp, while others are staying, sometime too afraid to hit the road.
Democratic Republic of Congo

Assistance needed for people leaving and staying in Goma following weeks of violence

People affected by the violence in Goma need assistance, no matter where they are. Press Release - 13 Feb 2025
 
HIV MEDICATIONS
HIV/AIDS

Uncertainty around PEPFAR programme puts millions of people at risk

The US government's decision to temporarily freeze funding to PEPFAR has had immediate effects on people living with HIV. Press Release - 13 Feb 2025
 
In 2024, approximately 725,000 migrants were present on Libyan soil, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). While some come seeking work, others attempt to reach Europe by crossing the Mediterranean. In Libya, migrants and refugees live in precarious conditions and are subjected to various forms of violence and abuse, both inside and outside the country's detention centers. Kidnapped, subjected to extortion and trafficking, assaulted or sexually abused, their access to healthcare is severely hindered despite their desperate need for it.
Libya

Migrants face extreme violence and exclusion from healthcare in Libya

MSF teams assist migrants who have been subjected to a range of violence and abuse in Libya. Project Update - 12 Feb 2025
 
An MSF vehicle passes in front of ruined buildings in Jabalia.
Gaza-Israel war

Four questions about the situation in north Gaza

Caroline Seguin shares photos and answers about what it's like in north Gaza, Palestine. Interview - 12 Feb 2025
 
An aerial view of the temporary tents of displaced people who fled the fighting in northern Aleppo governorate to the city of Tabqa, in northeastern Syria, with the Tabqa Dam showing in the background.
Syria

Syrians share stories of violence and displacement from temporary shelters in the northeast

Hear from Syrians who have been displaced by violence and are staying in temporary shelters. Project Update - 11 Feb 2025
 
New and old, rusty layer of concertina entanglements.
Poland

Increased militarisation has life-threatening consequences for people trapped at the Poland-Belarus border

Poland's legislative shifts are infringing on people's right to seek asylum. Press Release - 10 Feb 2025
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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