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topic: Conflict/Violence

Syria: Medical staff and patient killed in an attack on MSF-supported hospital 
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The report "Perilous terrain: Humanitarian action at risk in Mali" is part of MSF’s project entitled “Emergency Gap”, which aims to analyse the absence of effective and meaningful emergency response in the acute phase of armed conflict, at a time of growing levels of humanitarian crisis and needs. Photo: MSF
Mali: MSF warns about the use of humanitarian aid for political and military interests
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MSF remains committed to the Yemeni population and will continue its medical activities in nine governorates. Photo: Jessica Chua/MSF
Yemen: MSF withdrawing from Ibb Al-Thawra hospital
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On 19 February, MSF opened a field trauma hospital with surgical capacity in a village to the south of Mosul. Photo: Louise Annaud /MSF
Mosul: Yesterday it was calm; we received only 20 war wounded patients
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MSF teams in and around Mosul have received more than 1,800 patients in need of urgent or lifesaving care in the last two months. Photo: Louise Annaud/MSF
Iraq: Thousands of wounded and sick coming from western Mosul
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The 120-bed facility provides 24-hour emergency room care, intensive care for malnourished children, and surgical and maternity services. Photo: Rogier Jaarsma
South Sudan: Notes from an IDP camp
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South Sudan: “In the chaos, I left my mother behind who couldn't walk.”
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MSF has responded to the urgent medical needs of this displaced population by opening a field hospital with an inpatient, an outpatient and an emergency department in Aburoch, where up to 15,000 people have settled. Photo: Riaz Hussain/MSF
South Sudan: “My future is unclear, and I don´t know what will happen to all of us from Wau Shilluk.”
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The conditions in Aburoch are harsh. On average, each person is only receiving two litres of clean water a day, far below what is required. Photo: Elena Grandio/MSF
South Sudan: Urgent humanitarian assistance needed for thousands of people who fled fighting in Wau Shilluk
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Sandbags piled against the windows of the intensive care unit to provide it with some extra protection. Photo: Karam Almasri
Syria: Changes in medical practice
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