country: Niger

MSF denounces the inhumane treatment of migrants turned back from Algeria and Libya
Niger: Fifteen years treating malnutrition and malaria around the clock
Niger: One of the world’s biggest paediatric intensive care units in Magaria is full
Niger: One of the world’s biggest paediatric intensive care units in Magaria is full
A child is screened for malnutrition by the medical staff in the Chetimari Integrated Health Centre, Diffa region, supported by MSF. Photo: Juan Carlos Tomasi/MSF
Diffa: The burden of violence
Hepatitis E outbreak in Diffa highlights the lack of adequate water and sanitation conditions among displaced population. Photo: Juan Carlos Tomasi
Niger: Hepatitis E outbreak highlights water shortages and poor sanitation
The vaccine is made by the Serum Institute of India using five strains of the virus collected exclusively in Sub-Saharan Africa. Photo: Séverine Bonnet/MSF
Niger: Innovative vaccine could prevent thousands of child deaths from diarrhoea
Niger: Sharp increase in malaria cases in recent months
A mother in Guidan Roumdji, Niger, watches over her son, whom MSF treated for malaria.Niger 2012 © Tanya Bidra
Niger: 180,000+ Children Benefit from New Approach to Malaria
Malnutrition is endemic in Niger - one of the world's poorest countries. Each year, hundreds of thousands of children suffer from severe acute malnutrition.  © Juan-Carlos Tomasi
Niger: Impending Threat Of Deadly Malaria And Malnutrition Combination