topic: Refugees and Migrants

People in the rain at a border crossing on the Naf river, near Teknaf, September 19. Photo: Antonio Faccilongo
Bangladesh: Immediate action needed to avert massive public health disaster
Rohingya refugees set up makeshift shelters, having arrived in Bangladesh. This massive influx, coming on top of 75,000 people who have arrived since violence began in October 2016, represents one of the largest influxes ever of Rohingyas into Bangladesh. Photo: Madeleine Kingston/MSF
Myanmar: International humanitarian access to Rakhine State must urgently be permitted
Rohingya refugees who have recently arrived near Teknaf, Bangladesh after crossing over from Myanmar. (Photo credit: MSF)
Bangladesh: Rohingyas in Myanmar and Bangladesh urgently require medical and humanitarian assistance
Lifejackets are distributed to 129 people in a rubber boat by an MSF rib in international waters off the north coast of Libya, on June 8, 2017. Photo: Andrew McConnell/Panos Pictures
MSF committed to saving lives on Mediterranean but will not sign the Italian “Code of Conduct”
Nigeria: On the move and unable to move because of the conflict
Photo: Anthony Jean/SOS MEDITERRANEE
MSF accuses Libyan coastguard of endangering people’s lives during Mediterranean rescue
Ottoniel from Guatemala is trying to cross to the US for the fourth time. His first time was nine years ago. He says that the route has become much more dangerous since then. Photo: Marta Soszynska/MSF
Mexico: Report finds violence is "comparable to war zones"
MSF has been providing medical and mental healthcare in Mexico to migrants and refugees fleeing Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. Photo: Christina Simons/MSF
Mexico: No way to safety for people fleeing extreme violence in Central America’s Northern Triangle
Photo: Malik Samuel/MSF
Nigeria: Testimonies of forced return
Access to drinking water used to be a very big problem before the arrival of MSF in Banki, but the situation has now greatly improved with several water points provided by the organisation. Photo: Malik Samuel/MSF
Nigeria: As refugees flee violence, others are forcibly returned