Category: Project updates

A small girl holds her MSF vaccination card in Damaturu town, in the north-eastern Nigerian state of Yobe. Photo: Igor Barbero/MSF
Nigeria, meningitis C: “The lack of diagnostics and available treatments are the main challenges”
MSF nurse with a women while checking her blood pressure. Photo: Nuha Haider/MSF
Yemen: Over 50,000 people affected by cholera outbreak
A Month in Focus – May 2017
Central African Republic: Unacceptable violence in Bangassou Hospital
In April, during a measles vaccination campaign, MSF evaluated malnutrition in 5,700 children under five in ten of these settlements. Photo: Candida Lobes/MSF
DRC: Malnutrition and disease ravage the settlements around Kalémie
MSF urges G7 to make bold commitments to humane migration policies
Photo: Anthony Jean/SOS MEDITERRANEE
MSF accuses Libyan coastguard of endangering people’s lives during Mediterranean rescue
Yemen: Cholera outbreak threatens to get out of control
Men detained in Abu Salim detention centre, in Tripoli, Libya. Photo: Guillaume Binet/Myop
Libya: MSF continues to provide medical care to migrants and refugees detained in Tripoli
Esther Modong, a refugee from Kajo Keji, South Sudan, fled over the border to Uganda after fighting erupted in her home town, and is currently residing in Zone 3, Palorinya refugee camp, where conditions are extremely poor.
Uganda: Over 900,000 South Sudanese refugees are in need of humanitarian aid