topic: Conflict/Violence

A young syrian from Raqqa is having his stitches removed at the MSF clinic in Aïn Issa Displaced Camp. Photo: Chris Huby
Syria: Raqqa’s besieged residents deprived of urgent medical care
The inpatient department of MSF's clinic in Pibor. Photo: Robin Meldrum
South Sudan: MSF strongly condemns the armed robbery of its clinic
Entrance of the in-patient department of Zemio hospital in Central African Republic. Photo: Inga Meyer/MSF
Central African Republic: Baby brutally killed at a hospital
Mosul, Iraq: “I buried them in the garden”
Central African Republic: Zemio, a new town under fire
Everything you don't want to know about torture
MSF teams have set up clinics in camps for displaced people and are working in a number of hospitals in the area in and around Raqqa governorate, including Manbij, Tal Abyad and Kobane/Ain Al Arab. Photo: MSF
Syria: Airstrikes or minefields – the deadly choice facing Raqqa’s residents
Central African Republic: Will Bambari be next?
During the battle for Mosul, many health workers have themselves been victims of violence or seen their relatives, friends or colleagues maimed or killed.
Medical care in West Mosul: “There are no heroes in this story, only victims”
Democratic Republic of Congo: “If we sit back and do nothing, these people will die”