topic: Conflict/Violence

Central African Republic: Unacceptable violence in Bangassou Hospital
MSF is calling on all parties to agree to a ceasefire in order to access wounded people in urgent need of life-saving medical care.  Photo: MSF
Central African Republic: “ The city of Bangassou has turned into a battlefield, we fear the worst for the civilian population”
Central African Republic: MSF treats 70 wounded in fighting in Bangassou
The UN Protection of Civilians (PoC) camp in Bentiu to the north of South Sudan is one of the sites MSF works in. The camp is home to over 120,000 people who have fled violence in different parts of the country. Photo: Rogier Jaarsma
How my first assignment with MSF changed me
Central African Republic: MSF calls for a ceasefire in Bangassou to allow for the deployment of urgent medical aid
A child is screened for malnutrition by the medical staff in the Chetimari Integrated Health Centre, Diffa region, supported by MSF. Photo: Juan Carlos Tomasi/MSF
Diffa: The burden of violence
Post operative care near Mosul: Rebuilding lives shattered by war
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
Refugees are forced to flee Kodok for Aburoc after intense fighting between Government and Agwelek opposition forces started around the town of Kodok in South Sudan´s Upper Nile region in April 2017. Photo: Elena Grandio/MSF
South Sudan: Intense fighting around Kodok forces up to 25,000 people to flee without humanitarian support
Almost all of the roughly 40 female inmates had medical complaints. More than half complained about scabies, followed by general body pain, often associated with mental trauma. Photo: Tankred Stoebe/MSF
Libya: From Misrata to Tripoli, a first-hand account from Dr Tankred Stoebe