In the makeshift settlements in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, many Rohingya women give birth in their tents, limiting their medical options in case something goes wrong. MSF’s new maternity ward in Kutupalong, which will be able
Since 14 May 2018, a new cycle of inter-community violence has taken hold in Bambari, a city in the Central African Republic that, in 2017, remained relatively stable while the rest of the country spiralled
Update: May 22, 2017 According to the Congolese Ministry of Health: 51 cases of hemorrhagic fever 28 cases confirmed as Ebola 26 people have died An outbreak of Ebola has been declared in Equateur
MSF statement on violence on Gaza strip “What happened today is unacceptable and inhuman. The death toll provided this evening by Gaza health authorities in Palestine — 55 dead and 2271 wounded, including 1359 wounded
Since 2016, west Aleppo countryside, in northern Syria, has been one of the main destinations for internally displaced persons (IDPs) evacuated from besieged areas, including east Aleppo City, Homs, South Hama and, recently, East Ghouta.
Name : Designation : Kashmir-based medical doctor Samreen Hussain recently returned from Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh, where she worked as part of a Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) team providing medical care to Rohingya
Like all areas in the Kutupalong-Balukhali megacamp, in Cox’s Bazar district in Bangladesh, Camp 17 is marked by frayed, coloured flags tied to makeshift bamboo and tarpaulin shelters. But what makes it distinct from other
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is highly concerned about the fate of around 800 migrants and refugees held in a dangerously overcrowded detention centre in the port city of Zuwara, around 100 kilometres west
Juba – A team working for the international medical organisation Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) were victims of a violent armed robbery on Tuesday 24 April. The robbery took place in an area south
In Jharkhand, an Indian state known for its diverse tribal communities, the number of people that are malnourished is persistently higher than the national average. Since 2009, MSF has treated over 17,000 severely malnourished children
Interview conducted and written by Kavitha Devadas for MSF In Jharkhand, an Indian state known for its diverse tribal communities, the number of people that are malnourished is persistently higher than the national average. Since
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) received 63 casualties in a hospital it supports in Hajjah, following a series of night-time airstrikes by the Saudi and Emirati-led coalition on a wedding party that took place
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