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"Silence has often been confused with neutrality"
25 years after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, MSF Luxembourg marks this anniversary by sharing the memories and feelings of those who lived through this historic moment, by comparing the challenges of yesterday with those of today.
MSF emphasises the vital need to keep our eyes open to global suffering
As the holiday season approaches, the Luxembourg section of the humanitarian medical organization MSF launches the third wave of its awareness and fundraising campaign: “LÀ où ça fait mal”.
MSF ends operation of Geo Barents search and rescue vessel with commitment to return to Central Mediterranean Sea
The international medical and humanitarian organisation MSF announced today that it has ceased operations of the Geo Barents, which had been operational since June 2021.
Médecins Sans Frontières Partially Resumes Medical Activities in Port-au-Prince
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is partially resuming its medical activities in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area after a 22-day suspension caused by repeated threats and violence against its staff and patients.
Humanitarian Relief Efforts Continue Amidst Growing Needs in Northeast Syria
In response to significant contextual developments in Syria, including substantial displacement caused by ongoing hostilities in the northern part of the country, MSF is providing critical assistance to tens of thousands of displaced people.
One year on from its inclusion in WHO’s list of Neglected Tropical Diseases – what should be done next to eliminate noma?
A year after noma was included on the WHO’s Neglected Tropical Disease (NTDs) list, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors without borders (MSF) continues its work to encourage early detection and treatment of noma to save more lives.
Calais: MSF supports the survivors of shipwrecks in the Channel as the State fails to act
2024 has been the deadliest ever year for France’s northern coast, with at least 75 people dying in attempts to cross the Channel.
Improving access to care for the most vulnerable populations
Located in the northwest of Benin, on the border with Burkina Faso and Togo, the Atacora department faces multiple challenges related to deteriorating security and health conditions.
“I wouldn’t want to cross the sea, risk my children’s lives and watch them die. I’m very scared.”
Discover the testimony of two MSF patients who survived a shipwreck. With at least 75 deaths since January during attempted crossings, 2024 is the deadliest year on the northern coast of France.