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Réfugiés. Vénézuela. Brésil.

Venezuela

The struggle of Venezuelan migrants and asylum seekers in northern Brazil

Thousands of people who have fled crisis-ridden Venezuela are now living in precarious conditions and struggle to find proper medical care in the Brazilian state of Roraima.
RD Congo. Épidémie de rougeole.

Democratic Republic of the Congo

DRC: A deadly outbreak is spreading like wildfire

The measles epidemic declared on 10 June is the deadliest that DRC has witnessed since 2011-2012. Between January and early August 2019, it infected over 145,000 people and caused 2,758 deaths.

Nigeria

Children in displacement camps need immediate protection

Severine Courtiol Eguiluz, MSF advocacy manager in Nigeria, talks about the urgent needs of the displaced people and the challenges MSF faces in providing them with the necessary protection, especially children who have lived most of their lives in the protracted conflict.
MSF DRC Ebola

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Tenth Ebola outbreak in DRC still rages, one year on

It’s been more than one year on since the tenth outbreak of Ebola in the DRC was declared.Trish Newport, deputy manager of MSF’s Ebola programmes in the DRC, reflects on the outbreak and the response over the past year.
MSF Syrie personnes déplacées

Syria

Situation in Idlib deteriorates dramatically

Bombing and shelling of Syria’s southern Idlib and northern Hama governorates have caused more than 450,000 people to flee north towards the Turkish border in the past three months.