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Bande de Gaza,  Grande  marche de retour le 11 mai 2018. Il y a de forte tensions le long de la frontière de Gaza-Israël après plus d'un mois de protestations massives hebdomadaires près de la clôture qui a laissé 50 manifestants palestiniens tués et plus de 1,700 et blessés par l’armée israélienne. Les dirigeants du Hamas à Gaza l'ont juré, les marches continueront tant que le blocus israélien du territoire ne sera pas levé. On s'attend aux aussi à des manifestations le 14 et 15 mai, les Palestiniens appellent ce jour 'Yawm Nakba ou "le Jour de la Catastrophe", il commémore l'anniversaire de leur déracinement de masse pendant la guerre de 1948 et la création d'Israël. Le 11 mai 2018. Malaka. Gaza. La Palestine.

Gaza 'strip, Great march of return on the 11th of may 2018. A woman with a palestinian flag, is standing up in front of the fence between Gaza'strip and Israel.Tensions are high along the Gaza-Israel border following more than a month of weekly mass protests near the fence that has left 50 Palestinian protesters killed and over 1,700 wounded by Israeli army fire. Gaza's Hamas rulers have vowed that the marches will continue until the decade-old Israeli blockade of the territory is lifted. Protests are expected on May 14 and 15 also, the day Palestinians mark the Yawm an-Nakba or "Day of Catastrophe", to commemorate the anniversary of their mass uprooting during the 1948 war over Israel's creation. May,11th 2018. Malaka. Gaza. Palestine.
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Great March of Return

Nearly every Friday between 30 March 2018 and December 2019, protestors in the ‘Great March of Return’ demonstrations in Gaza, Palestine were met with hails of bullets from the Israeli army. Topic
 
As a global financial hub, Hong Kong projects an image of prosperity and resource abundance. In its shadows however, consistently marginalised groups fall outside of the well-developed healthcare system’s reach. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has provided free primary healthcare to the homeless communities in Hong Kong’s Yau Tsim Mong and Shum Shui Po districts, the majority of whom are aged 50 or above, since August 2023. People experiencing homelessness in Hong Kong do not receive adequate medical care most often due to their lack of health literacy and inability to prioritise their own health and well-being. 
 
Responding to these unmet needs, MSF initiated a model of social-medical partnerships with local NGOs to deliver holistic patient-centred care, which MSF teams provided by offering regular basic health screenings, health promotion sessions and psychosocial support for people experiencing homelessness, while collaboration partners offered ongoing case follow-up. These local partners also received support in capacity-building to ensure continuity of care for people in the programme as MSF’s project came to an end in December 2024.
Asia & Pacific

Hong Kong

MSF most recently worked in Hong Kong to support people experiencing homelessness. Country
 
Thursday 2 March 2020: A nurse checks the patients suspected to suffer from Covid-19 at the special tent for suspected cases of Covid-19 settled at the hospital where MSF is supporting with the management of the pandemic.

MSF launches a collaboration with CHU Ambroise Paré Hospital in Mons to face the Covid-19 Pandemic in Belgium.
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Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

Médecins Sans Frontières' (MSF) update on the coronavirus disease COVID-19 pandemic. Topic
 
Hospital instalado por Medicos Sin Fronteras para tratar enfermos de coronavirus  en Leganes.
Foto: Olmo Calvo /MSF
Europe & Central Asia

Spain

We closed our COVID-19 project in 202. Country
 
Switzerland, COVID-19 response in Intensive care unit of HUG. April 14, 2020. ©Nora Teylouni / MSF
Europe & Central Asia

Switzerland

We closed our COVID-19 projects in 2021. Country
 
A man receives a dose of COVID-19 vaccine at the MSF vaccination center in Bar Elias (Bekaa Valley).
Medical activities

Coronavirus

Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses, most of which are harmless for humans. However, two types can cause severe lung infections. MSF is currently responding to a worldwide coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19 Topic
 
Doctors from UCLH prepare for afternoon rounds at the COVID Care Centre in London.
Europe & Central Asia

United Kingdom

Learn about MSF activities with asylum seekers in the United Kingdom. Country
 
Subhan calms his daughter Afia as she receives injection for cutaneous leishmaniasis lesion at the MSF treatment centre in Naseerullah Khan Babar Memorial hospital, Peshawar.

International Activity Report 2019

Read MSF's comprehensive report of medical activities in 72countries around the world in 2019, together with feature articles, facts and figures. Annual Report - 3 Jun 2020
 
Nilsa, the head of maternity and safe abortion ward in the Chingussura health center in Beira, Mozambique, sits by a door covered with signs that say: "Termination of pregnancy is legal in Mozambique and is free of charge." "It is provided up to 12 weeks of pregnancy (three months)." "Each safe abortion offered is one unsafe abortion prevented." "Safe abortion is also a social emergency. No Stigma. No deaths.”
Medical activities

Safe abortion care

MSF is committed to providing safe abortion care to reduce avoidable suffering and deaths. Every minute, a woman or girl has an unsafe abortion. . Topic
 
A refugee in the wind-blown dust in Um Rakuba refugee camp.

Ethnic Tigray, Ethiopian, refugees who fled the central government's military offensive against what is perceived as separatism by the Tigray regional government and its military branch TPLF. When crossing into Sudan the refugees are transferred and settled in Um Rakuba, which was already a site of camps during the 1984 famine.
MSF runs the water supplies and has an emergency clinic in the camp.

SUDAN, Gedaref Region, Eastern border with Ethiopia/Tigray Region. Um Rakuba Camp. 2020/12.
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Ethiopia Tigray crisis

In the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia, millions of people have been displaced - or become refugees in neighbouring Sudan - following violence starting in November 2020, which has left people with little access to food, water, shelter or healthcare. Topic
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.
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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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