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MSF flag blowing in the wind at Aweil project base.
Gaza-Israel war

Dozens of Palestinians massacred at US-Israel backed food distribution sites

Dozens of Palestinians were killed and hundreds more injured as they waited for food at the newly-created distribution centres in Rafah, Palestine. Press Release - 1 Jun 2025
 
Kids holding their empty pots at a community kitchen in Northern Gaza.
Gaza-Israel war

In Gaza, disastrous food distribution “confirmed that the US-Israel plan to instrumentalise aid is ineffective”

Christopher Lockyear, Secretary General of MSF, provides a statement on the militarisation of aid in Gaza. Statement - 30 May 2025
 
A sketch of the MSF Day Care Center in Athens, Greece.
Greece

MSF closes day care centre in Athens after nine years of providing care

On 30 May 2025, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) closed our day care centre in Athens, Greece. Project Update - 30 May 2025
 
A view on Aboutengue camp. Created in July 2023, the site hosts 44,500 Sudanese refugees (according to UN data). Most of them are from Darfur and had to flee because of the horrific violences that have taken place in the region. The picture was taken from a high point that dominates the camp, nicknamed “Wifi Mount" by people living in it: as it is one the few places in the area where it is possible to catch phone signal. At the end of the day, people usually gather on it to try to reach their relatives left in Sudan or in other places of Chad.
Conflict in Sudan

Sexual violence in Sudan: “They beat us and they raped us right there on the road in public”

Across Darfur, Sudan, and in eastern Chad, our teams have heard stories of and treated people for horrific sexual violence. Press Release - 28 May 2025
 
Palestinian family set up a place over the rubbles of their destroyed house to live in Beit Lahia city, north of Gaza strip.
Gaza-Israel war

Displacement orders are “psychological and physical warfare” in Israel's campaign of ethnic cleansing in Gaza

Unpredictable displacement orders are having a psychological toll on Gazans. Press Release - 27 May 2025
 
Midwives assisting a postpartum patient during breastfeeding at Kenema hospital. They are participating in the MSF Academy for Healthcare's Midwifery clinical care training programme
Sierra Leone

Complementing the knowledge and skills of the medical staff in Sierra Leone

The MSF Academy for Healthcare in Sierra Leone has trained 345 healthcare workers since 2018, enhancing clinical skills and improving patient care in Kenema district. Project Update - 27 May 2025
 
Health promoter Aisha B. (28) accompanies 80 years old Aisha G. to the MSF clinic in Adré transit camp, eastern Chad.

International Financial Report 2024

Annual Report - 26 May 2025
 
Local villagers in Abaiang conducting blood pressure tests to screen women of child-bearing age for hypertension. MSF has provided testing equipment and conducted training with local community members.
Kiribati

Dedicated health professionals improve care for people on Kiribati

Kiribati has some of the highest burdens of disease in the Pacific region, and one of the lowest rates of access to primary healthcare. MSF’s collaboration with the Ministry of Health is helping to strengthen care for women and children in remote communities.
Project Update - 23 May 2025
 
An MSF nurse is collecting samples for viral load testing as part of a large-scale "test and treat" campaign launched by MSF in the Rohingya camps. Another camp-based team member offers a comforting talk, easing a patient's fear of needles, ensuring everyone can access this life-saving diagnosis.
Hepatitis C

Additional 30,000 Rohingya to receive hepatitis C treatment in Cox’s Bazar

We aim to reach 30,000 people with care for hepatitis C by the end of 2026. Press Release - 22 May 2025
 
On 19 May, Israeli forces struck Nasser hospital compound, 100 metres away from the intensive care unit and the inpatient department that are run by MSF. This is the third time in two months that Nasser hospital compound has been struck, once again depriving people of treatment and care. To reduce exposure, our teams were forced to temporarily close both the outpatient department and sedation room for patients awaiting or recovering from surgery, as well as suspend physiotherapy and mental health activities, which are essential for burn patients – most of whom are children.

This strike severely damaged the Ministry of Health pharmacy store, putting additional pressure on supplies at a time when medical stocks are running critically low due to the siege.

On the same day, Israeli forces have issued widescale evacuation orders, further limiting people’s access to medical care and MSF’s ability to provide it. An evacuation order covering almost the entire eastern part of Khan Younis, at the edge of Nasser hospital, forced people to immediately move towards Al Mawasi area, which resulted in a small number of patients in Nasser hospital on 20 May.
Gaza-Israel war

Aid instrumentalised, health system under fire: Gaza is being deliberately asphyxiated by Israeli forces

Twenty medical facilities have been damaged, or forced partially or completely out of service, in Gaza, Palestine, in the last week. Press Release - 21 May 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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