As the trade ministers of the 16 countries negotiating the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) meet in Kuala Lumpur this week to finalise modalities in the deal, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is calling
Name : Designation : With the conflict between armed groups escalating in Yemen, MSF project coordinator Christine Buesser headed for the southwestern province of Al Dhale, where medical staff are struggling to keep hospitals running
Before starting the rescue, and to avoid incidents, MSF distributes lifejackets. Photo: Anna Surinyach/MSF In the past 100 days, MSF has contributed significant resources to saving lives on the Mediterranean Sea and has rescued 11,482
MSF will donate 13,000 mosquito nets to Kalay township to assist in the prevention of any further cases of dengue Two weeks after severe flooding affected an estimated one million people across Myanmar, Médecins Sans
Dr Joanne Liu, international president of Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) The race to contain the largest Ebola epidemic in history has been a marathon, not a sprint. One year ago
The situation on the island of Kos over the last two weeks has taken a sour turn as more than 7000 refugees, asylum seekers and migrants arrived to the island over the month of July,
Interview with Thierry Goffeau, MSF project coordinator in Aden, mid-May to early August. Violence was at extreme levels during that time in the capital of the southern part of the country. In late July, Southern Resistance
Parts of three Indian States – Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Telangana – have been caught up in longstanding conflict between the Maoist groups (known as Naxalites or Naxals), and the Indian Government. This conflict has
The latest tragedy in the Mediterranean Sea, in which hundreds of people drowned after a boat carrying around 600 people capsized, underscores the severe lack of adequate search and rescue operations in the area, says
A picture made available on 04 August 2015 shows people carrying their belongings as they pass through a flooded street in Min Pyar township of Rakhine State, Myanmar, 02 August 2015. Myanmar’s president declared four
One year ago, Hadji Charmeed’s family had to make the most difficult decision of their lives. “I am unable to walk because of my previous injury in war,” says Hadji, looking at his partly amputated
Interview with Bertrand Draguez, MSF Medical Director An interim review published today in the medical journal The Lancet indicates very promising results for one of the Ebola Vaccine candidates. The interim review states that the
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