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Mothers and their children sit in the waiting area of the ambulatory therapeutic feeding centre (ATFC) in MSF’s hospital in Leer, Unity state, South Sudan. The nutritional situation in Leer is shocking. When the conflict tore through the town in late January/early February, stocks of food were looted and people’s houses razed to the ground. The MSF hospital in Leer was, in effect, destroyed, and the MSF teams were forced to evacuate. As people fled into the bush, they survived on little but lily roots and whatever else could be scavenged. Since then, the ongoing fighting has made it difficult for people to plant crops. The MSF hospital re-opened at the beginning of May 2014 and as of Friday, 13th June 2014, 1,713 children were enrolled in MSF’s ATFC in Leer, with 15 severely malnourished children admitted into the intensive therapeutic feeding centre (ITFC).
South Sudan

MSF calls on warring parties to respect medical facilities in South Sudan as the humanitarian organization is forced to evacuate staff again

MSF is gravely concerned about an imminent attack on the town of Leer in South Sudan, and the potential impact on civilians and medical facilities. Press Release - 9 May 2015
 
Preparations on the MSF ship for the Search and Rescue operation in Augusta port.
Mediterranean migration

MSF reinforces its search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean

The Bourbon Argos will provide additional search and rescue support in the Mediterranean, in parallel with the MY Phoenix. Project Update - 9 May 2015
 
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Yemen

MSF statement in response to latest coalition offensive

"The bombing of civilian targets, with or without warning, is a serious violation of international humanitarian law. It is even more serious to target a whole province." Statement - 8 May 2015
 
Thousands of people have fled their villages on islands in Lake Chad, in south-eastern Niger, after Nigerien authorities urged them to leave the area following the deadly attack of Boko Haram on the island of Karamga on 25 April. About 1,500 additional people are now in a transit site in Diffa, the capital of the region.
Niger

“People are in need of food, water, shelter… the basics”

Interview with Abdalla Hussein, MSF’s emergency coordinator in Diffa, Niger Voices from the Field - 8 May 2015
 
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Niger

Thousands facing precarious conditions after being forced to leave Lake Chad

MSF is one of the few organisations providing assistance to this vulnerable population Voices from the Field - 8 May 2015
 
Watta Jabateh is an Ebola survivor who lost nine family members, including her daughter.
Liberia

Counting the cost of the Ebola outbreak

As the World Health Organization declares Liberia Ebola-free on 9 May – having recorded no new cases of Ebola for 42 days – MSF takes a look at how Liberians are putting back together their fractured lives and shattered communities, nearly a year on from Liberia’s first recorded case of Ebola. Liberia has been hit the hardest by the Ebola outbreak, with 10,212 cases including 4,573 deaths. Mothers have lost children; children have lost parents; brothers and sisters have lost siblings. Communities have been decimated. But there are stories of survival and hope. Voices from the Field - 8 May 2015
 
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Mediterranean migration

Testimony from Mediterranean migrant Makone Mare

One of the 369 people rescued from the Mediterranean by MSF last Sunday. Voices from the Field - 7 May 2015
 
In the IDP camps of North East Nigeria, many people are attacked by armed actors when they leave the compound to gather firewood. Micahael Githinji was dispatched by the Displacement Unit, to examine ways of reducing IDPs exposure  to the violence.
Michael is a "Maker" part inventor, part economist and part salesman. His job is to see if innovative technical solutions can be employed to reducing violence against IDPs.
Website

MSF Scientific Days

MSF Scientific Days present innovation and research from our field programmes around the world. msf.org.uk
 
A keke napep carrying patients entering the MSF health centre in the Nigerian town of Gwoza. These three-wheeled vehicles, known as Keke napeps, are customised as makeshift ambulances to ferry patients from their homes to the MSF health centre.
MSF Scientific Day

A chance to showcase research, technology and innovation from MSF’s frontline projects

Two day science and technology conference in London and New Delhi a chance to showcase research, technology and innovation from MSF’s frontline projects. Event - 6 May 2015
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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