n late 2018, Ella Baron, a cartoonist on assignment with the Guardian, visited our clinic in Shatila refugee camp, Lebanon. She collected the testimonies of patients – mostly Syrian women – and MSF staff and
Almost six months after the declaration of the Ebola epidemic in north-eastern DRC, response teams on the ground, including Doctor Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), are still struggling to gain control of the outbreak. So
For the almost two million people forced to leave their homes in northeastern Nigeria over the past nine years, the emergency in the region is far from over, and people continue to be displaced by
Name : Designation : For the almost two million people forced to leave their homes in northeastern Nigeria over the past nine years, the emergency in the region is far from over, and people continue
In early 2018, fighting intensified along the frontline between the cities of Taïz and Hodeidah by Ansar Allah troops and forces supported by the Saudi and Emirati-led coalition. The coalition-backed forces advanced on the strategic
On New Year’s Day 2019, our teams were busy bringing new life into a new year As 2019 kicked-off with fireworks and celebrations, MSF teams around the world were busy helping women safely give birth
Elis, a 30-year-old mother who is seven months pregnant and was treated by MSF, recounts her experience of the tsunami that hit her family’s home on the coast of Sunda Strait, Indonesia, on 22 December
Name : Designation : Elis, a 30-year-old mother who is seven months pregnant and was treated by MSF, recounts her experience of the tsunami that hit her family’s home on the coast of Sunda Strait,
The forced end to Aquarius’ operations; earthquake response in Indonesia; Cameroonian refugees in southern Nigeria; and other stories you may have missed this month. MSF and its partner SOS MEDITERRANEE were forced to
Every day our teams provide emergency medical care to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters and neglect. With you, our supporters, behind us, we worked tirelessly to help all those people we could and bring
MSF teams responded to the influx of patients as injured people were brought to the health centres in Pandeglang district on the morning of 23 December. Our teams were already working in this region before
Geneva —The international medical humanitarian organisation Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) today welcomed new World Health Organization (WHO) treatment guidelines that recommend drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) be treated with oral drugs only, including newer, more potent
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