topic: Conflict/Violence

MSF is treating the most severe cases and providing emergency referrals to other structures at the Bangui airport. © Pierre Terdjman/Cosmos
MSF drastically reduces medical activities at Bangui airport following two days of violence
Refugees displaced by violence take shelter at the Bangui airport. © Samuel Hanryon/MSF
CAR: MSF treats scores of wounded as clashes resume in Bangui
© Q. Sakamaki
South Sudan: MSF emergency response to intense fighting in Juba
Thousands of people have taken refuge at the Bangui airport. Sanitary conditions are severe and displaced families need humanitarian assistance to cover basic needs. © Camille Lepage/Polaris
Bangui: 10 days after violence breaks out, MSF is still responding to emergencies
© Samuel Hanryon/MSF
UN must urgently and radically change its humanitarian response in Central African Republic
MSF is providing medical care at the Bangui airport to refugees fleeing violence in CAR's capital city. © Samuel Hanryon/MSF
Providing Aid to People Displaced by Violence in Bangui
MSF workers care for patients at Bangui's Hôpital Communautaire. © Samuel Hanryon/MSF
Central African Republic: Killings and Threats in Hospitals Must Stop
Central African Republic: Hundreds Wounded and Thousands Displaced in Bangui
MSF teams visit an improvised health centre in Lagabo, DRC, which has run out of essential medicines. © Louise Annaud/MSF
Democratic Republic of Congo: MSF continues with vaccinations and distributions despite volatile conditions
Central African Republic: Dozens Killed and Injured in Bangui Violence