Category: Project updates

For women in Pakistan to deliver a baby is a battle between life and death
MSF is currently the only aid organisation treating people affected by the virus, which can kill up to 90 percent of those infected. © Sylvain Cherkaoui/Cosmos
West Africa: Ebola epidemic now out of control
Fabio Forgione, MSF's Head of Mission.
Iraq: “There are severe shortages of drugs, and medical staff are fleeing the conflict areas en masse”
Meeting at the AID Association, one of the organisations working in Yemen to support people living with HIV. © Anna Surinyach/MSF
Yemen: Driving ARVs through a city under siege
© Alexander Glyadyelov/MSF
MSF provides urgently needed medical supplies to hospitals in eastern Ukraine
PK5 is an area where traditionally Muslims and Christians live together. At the beginning of January, 30% of patients were Muslim, but this has now decreased to only a few as they have fled.  © Mathieu Fortoul/MSF
Central African Republic: new violence in Bangui – A day in the General Hospital
An MSF team member prepares an oral cholera vaccine. © Corinne Baker/MSF
MSF Cholera Response Continues to Expand in Juba, South Sudan
MSF team member administering the oral cholera vaccine. © Corinne Baker/MSF
MSF rapidly scales up response to contain cholera outbreak
© Nicole Tung
Five MSF Staff Held in Syria Released
In early April 2014, floods in Honiara swept away riverside communities, brought down bridges and destroyed roads. Twenty-three people died, according to official sources. © Marlieke de Fouw/MSF
Solomon Islands: MSF Provides Care to Victims of Flash Floods