topic: Conflict/Violence

MSF is the main organisation that takes care of HIV-infected people in Myanmar. © Chris Huby/MSF
Myanmar: MSF concerned about the fate of thousands of patients after being ordered to cease activities
People displaced by violence take shelter in Carnot. © MSF
CAR: Extreme Violence and Tensions in Carnot
MSF staff treat a child at a clinic in a displaced persons' camp in Bangui. © Juan Carlos Tomasi
CAR: MSF Expands Emergency Assistance Amid Worsening Violence
A boy watches while an MSF nurse cleans his infected wound at a displaced persons' camp in Juba. © Phil Moore
What we need to save lives in South Sudan
South Sudan: Attacks on MSF health facilities obstruct aid efforts
South Sudan: MSF treats more than 100 wounded following heavy fighting in Malakal
Ongoing fighting between government forces and Mai-Mai militias in Katanga province has caused thousands of people to flee into the surrounding bush in fear of their lives. ©  MSF
Democratic Republic of Congo: Armed groups must respect and ensure safety of civilians
MSF is vaccinating 68,000 children for measles in five camps in several camps in Bangui. © Pierre Terdjman/Cosmos
CAR: MSF vaccinates 68,000 children against measles in Bangui camps
People wait to be seen at an MSF clinic in Awerial - © Jacob Simkin/MSF
South Sudan: In Awerial, 75,000 Displaced and Desperate on the Banks of the Nile
An MSF staff member in a consultation with a young patient in a clinic set up in a school in Awerial.© Judy Waguma/MSF
South Sudan: With Health Needs at Emergency Levels, Fighting Hinders Aid Response