By Jackline John, Medical Interpreter, MSF Tanzania In the heart of Liwale, where the red dust of the Lindi Region settles on every surface, silence can be a dangerous symptom. Here, at the District Hospital,
After years of displacement, many displaced Syrians are beginning to return to their home cities, determined to rebuild their lives in the rubble of war. But as the patterns of movement shift, so do the
“She has been sick for the last three months, with persistent fever and cough. I went to a medical store and bought injections for her. She improved for five days but then became as sick
Khadija, 56, from Odaisseh (a border village in the Marjeyoun District, Nabatieh Governorate) Displaced to Marwaniyeh (Saida District) When the war began on October 8, 2023, we headed to Beirut and stayed there for a
Athens / Geneva/Brussels, March 2026 — Ten years after the European Union (EU)–Türkiye deal of March 2016, the policy’s humanitarian consequences remain visible across the Greek islands and beyond. Introduced during a period of increased
1.2 million children have TB worldwide, but nearly half miss diagnosis and treatment Geneva/Paris, 24 March 2026: This World Tuberculosis (TB) Day, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) urges governments and international donors to bring children to
In late August 2025, a magnitude 6 earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan, including Kunar province, killing and injuring thousands of people and displacing many families. Among those affected was a mother who later joined Médecins Sans
Aung Thura (name changed) is a 20-year-old patient from Hpakant who successfully completed treatment for drug-resistant TB in 2024. Having previously lost his father to the same disease, the diagnosis placed a heavy physical and
After escaping violent attacks in Jonglei and Upper Nile, thousands of people are surviving outdoors with little food, water, or medical care. I have lived through many wars, but this kind of displacement has never
In less than two weeks, more than 800,000 people have been forced to flee their homes and towns in Lebanon, due to relentless Israeli bombings and blanket evacuation orders that are not sparing anyone. These
Making care more inclusive isn’t just the right thing to do — it saves lives. It’s late afternoon on a quiet street corner in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, but for a Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans
Rocío Simón Martínez, Nurse Activity Manager with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), has just finished her second assignment in Gaza, where she was among the last international MSF staff to leave in late February 2026. Since
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