Category: Project updates

Libya: Open letter – European governments are feeding the business of suffering
Men detained in Abu Salim detention centre. Detainees spend days and months in Libyan detention centres, without knowing when they will be released. Photo: Guillaume Binet/Myop
Libya: Arbitrary detention of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants must stop
MSF’s Cholera Treatment Unit (CTU) in Dala, Maiduguri. Photo: Nitin George/MSF
Nigeria: MSF is scaling up efforts to contain cholera in Maiduguri
A 9-month-old patient with her mother receiving treatment at MSF’s mother and child healthcare centre in Bijapur
Chhattisgarh: Medicine on the margins
Photo: Bruno Fonseca
DRC: In Kasai, “even the birds had stopped singing”
Andrew McConnell/Panos Pictures
Saving lives at sea: MSF launches new website on search and rescue work
Wooden boats filled with people are rescued by MSF Vos Prudence in the sea off the coast of Libya, on June 9, 2017. Photo: Andrew McConnell/Panos Pictures
Hindrance of humanitarian assistance will create a deadly gap in the Mediterranean Sea
Four months since the beginning of the cholera outbreak in Yemen, more than 430,000 people have been affected by the disease. This update calls on all humanitarian actors involved in the cholera response to increase and improve their outreach response and describes the reality of Yemenis living in some of the most remote areas of the country. Photo: Nuha Haider/MSF
Yemen: Urgent need for aid in remote areas to stop cholera deaths
A young syrian from Raqqa is having his stitches removed at the MSF clinic in Aïn Issa Displaced Camp. Photo: Chris Huby
Syria: Raqqa’s besieged residents deprived of urgent medical care
Lifejackets are distributed to 129 people in a rubber boat by an MSF rib in international waters off the north coast of Libya, on June 8, 2017. Photo: Andrew McConnell/Panos Pictures
MSF committed to saving lives on Mediterranean but will not sign the Italian “Code of Conduct”