country: Syria

Medical spaces are protected under international law and must remain a place of humanity in war, treating everyone - civilian or not - on the basis of their medical need alone. Photo: MSF
Syria: MSF condemns incursion by armed men into supported hospitals in east Ghouta
Twenty trucks were used in the distribution. Each truck carried ten relief kits, given to families in need.The relief kits contained hygiene kits, clothes, cooking utensils, blankets, mattresses and buckets. Photo: MSF
Syria: Instability in the south
Syria: Khan Sheikhoun victims have symptoms consistent with exposure to chemical substances
MSF staff entering the Meshta Nour hospital, Kobane, Syria. Photo: Jamal Bali/MSF
Syria: “I watched my son dying in my arms”
Syria: Medical staff and patient killed in an attack on MSF-supported hospital 
Sandbags piled against the windows of the intensive care unit to provide it with some extra protection. Photo: Karam Almasri
Syria: Changes in medical practice
The war, coupled with attacks on medical personnel and facilities, has dramatically weakened Syria’s previously well-functioning healthcare system. Photo: MSF
Syria six years on: Warring groups must allow aid
An MSF nurse in Al Salamah hospital vaccinates a child in the framework of an expanded immunisation program (EPI). Photo: MSF
Syria: The war has left tens of thousands of children unvaccinated
Caroline Willemen, technical advisor of MSF on mental health support for Syrian refugees in Kilis, Turkey. Photo: MSF
Syria: Safe in Turkey, Syrians still haunted by war
The MSF-supported hospital in Idlib province in northern Syria was destroyed in an attack on 15 February 2016. Photo: MSF
Hospital bombings: Building evidence with images