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Category: Press release

Ntumba Kasomba, 31, is sitting on a hospital bed in Ditekemena health centre. Ntumba arrived at the centre after spending half a year hiding in the bush. Photo: Marta Soszynska/MSF
DRC: Urgent need for aid in the rural areas of Kasai
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Kawkab Al Sarafi has worked as a nurse in the Emergency Room of the Al Koweit university hospital for a year; since she started her job, she hasn’t been paid a cent. Kokab is one out of thousands health workers in Yemen who haven’t been paid for a year, when the government stopped paying the salaries of civil servants.
Yemen: Government health staff are saving lives without salaries
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Indian patent office delivers major blow to affordable pneumonia vaccine hopes
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India plays an important role in manufacturing and distributing life-saving medicines and vaccines to millions of people across the world. Photo: Giorgos Moutafis
Doctors Without Borders urges India’s Modi to remain committed to affordable medicines during White House meeting
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From left to right: Project Medical Referrent Marve Duke; Divisional commissioner of Meerut Dr Prabhat Kumar; Dr PK Bansal, Hospital Director, PL Sharma District Hospital; Stobdan Kalon, Medical Coordinator, MSF and other staff members during the inauguration ceremony of MSF's clinic for Hepatitis C at the PL Sharma District Hospital. Photo: Vishakh Unnikrishnan
Uttar Pradesh: First-of-its-kind Hepatitis C project inaugurated in Meerut
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MSF relies heavily on affordable generic medicines from India to do its medical work around the world. Photo: Guillaume Binet/MYOP
MSF response on the India-EFTA free trade agreement negotiations in Liechtenstein this week
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Central African Republic: MSF calls for a ceasefire in Bangassou to allow for the deployment of urgent medical aid
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Peter Paul de Groote, General Director, MSF India during the media briefing at the Without Borders event. Photo: Kritika Kamthan
MSF launches ‘Without Borders’ in Chandigarh to highlight access to healthcare
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Jean left Nasima on 6 Decembre 2016 with his family to find shelter at Aviation IDP camp. “There was infighting between two armed groups near the village and there was a rumour that they were burning villages, so we fled. My son went back later to see what was left. All had been burned. I would like to go back to my village, but I have no money left to pay for transportation”. Photo: Colin Delfosse
Central African Republic: Civilians pay the price of renewed, brutal fighting
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Children are vaccinated during the first day of a Measles vaccination programme in Conakry, the capital of Guinea. Photo: Markel Redondo
Guinea: Battling a large scale measles epidemic
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