country: South Sudan

Refugees are forced to flee Kodok for Aburoc after intense fighting between Government and Agwelek opposition forces started around the town of Kodok in South Sudan´s Upper Nile region in April 2017. Photo: Elena Grandio/MSF
South Sudan: Intense fighting around Kodok forces up to 25,000 people to flee without humanitarian support
The 120-bed facility provides 24-hour emergency room care, intensive care for malnourished children, and surgical and maternity services. Photo: Rogier Jaarsma
South Sudan: Notes from an IDP camp
South Sudan: “In the chaos, I left my mother behind who couldn't walk.”
The conditions in Aburoch are harsh. On average, each person is only receiving two litres of clean water a day, far below what is required. Photo: Elena Grandio/MSF
South Sudan: Urgent humanitarian assistance needed for thousands of people who fled fighting in Wau Shilluk
MSF has responded to the urgent medical needs of this displaced population by opening a field hospital with an inpatient, an outpatient and an emergency department in Aburoch, where up to 15,000 people have settled. Photo: Riaz Hussain/MSF
South Sudan: “My future is unclear, and I don´t know what will happen to all of us from Wau Shilluk.”
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.”
Roda is a mother of two. She attended the clinic with both children suffering from severe malnutrition. Photo: Nicolas Peissel/MSF
South Sudan: Protracted conflict at root of nutrition crisis
Sudan's White-Nile State becomes a haven for those fleeing South Sudan's war
South Sudan: MSF responds to medical needs after intense fighting in Juba
SOUTH SUDAN: Healthcare on the frontline