Category: Stories

An MSF doctor and a community health worker examine a child suffering from malnutrition. Photo: Nicolas Peissel/MSF
South Sudan: “Our staff never know if they are going to see the morning.”
More than 290,000 people live in refugee camps in Tanzania's northwestern Kigoma district. Photo: Eleanor Weber Ballard/MSF
Tanzania: Testimonies from refugees in Nduta and Nyarugusu camps
Photo: Misha Friedman
Multidrug-resistant TB: Fighting airborne infection in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
Yemen: The Land Once Called ‘Happy Arabia’
Yemen: “Word had spread that I was a doctor, and people came to me for help all the time”
Many health workers take great personal risks working in Taiz, and many fear for their lives while at work. Photo: MSF
Yemen: “That evening we had around 30 casualties, both wounded and dead."
An image of Rann IDP camp after the bombing. Photo: Mohammed Musoke/MSF
Nigeria: "We knew something was wrong before the bombing happened"
Mohammed, medical coordinator, during evacuation of wounded people after the bombing of one IDP camp in Rann, Nigeria. Photo:  Mohammed Musoke
Rann, Nigeria: “Most of the dead and injured were women and children”
"What I saw was indescribable. In the space of one hour we counted 52 dead," says Alfred Davies, MSF Field Coordinator in Nigeria. Photo: MSF
Military attack in Nigeria: “I can’t find the words to describe what I saw in Rann”
Galina Mizina, MSF psychologist, consults with a patient in an MSF mobile clinic in Stepanivka. The clinic is held in a kindergarten, which is also partially used as a health center. Photo: Maurice Ressel
Ukraine: “Tell people what is happening here”