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Sudan’s two years of war: Millions living in the world’s largest humanitarian crisis sink deeper into despair with no end in sightDonate

Sudan’s two years of war: Millions living in the world’s largest humanitarian crisis sink deeper into despair with no end in sight

The war in Sudan between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) enters its third year and people remain unseen, bombed, besieged, displaced and deprived of food, medical care and basic lifesaving services.
South Sudan: MSF Outraged by Armed Looting and Forced Closure of Lifesaving Hospital in Ulang, Upper Nile State

South Sudan: MSF Outraged by Armed Looting and Forced Closure of Lifesaving Hospital in Ulang, Upper Nile State

Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) strongly condemns the armed looting of its hospital and premises in Ulang, Upper Nile State. As a result, all medical services at the hospital—the only functioning health facility in the area—have been suspended.
New deadly attack on Zamzam camp, with survivors arriving to Tawila Donate

New deadly attack on Zamzam camp, with survivors arriving to Tawila

On April 11th, the Rapid Support Forces launched a large-scale ground offensive on Zamzam camp in North Darfur. Our team in Tawila (60km away from Zamzam) witnessed the arrival of 10,000 displaced people in less than 48h: mostly women and children,
Goma: MSF condemns the shooting that left one person dead in the Kyeshero hospital

Goma: MSF condemns the shooting that left one person dead in the Kyeshero hospital

MSF once again condemns in the strongest possible terms the use of weapons in and around healthcare facilities. The latest example led to the death of a person in a hospital in Goma where MSF teams work.
Surviving near the frontline: surgical care for patients in UkraineDonate
UkraineWar in UkraineAll news4/10/2025

Surviving near the frontline: surgical care for patients in Ukraine

MSF supports the facility’s emergency department and operating theatre. MSF also conducts ambulance referrals for patients who need to be examined by highly specialised surgeons in hospitals further away from the frontline.
MSF steps up response in Myanmar following devastating earthquake Donate

MSF steps up response in Myanmar following devastating earthquake

Key infrastructure, including hospitals, roads, and water systems, sustained significant damage, while ongoing telecommunications disruptions continue to hamper relief efforts.
Tales of violence and forced displacement from South Kordofan, SudanDonate
SudanWar in SudanAll news4/9/2025

Tales of violence and forced displacement from South Kordofan, Sudan

Since the start of the war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in April 2023 and its spread throughout Sudan, an estimated 11 million people have been internally displaced.
Trapped and abused: migrant workers’ experiences in Lebanon
LebanonAll news4/8/2025

Trapped and abused: migrant workers’ experiences in Lebanon

An estimated 176,500 migrants are living in Lebanon —about 70 percent are women. Almost half of the migrants in Lebanon are domestic workers, which means they live with their employers, often in very challenging environments.
 Haiti: MSF withdraws from the Turgeau Emergency Care Centre the Carrefour Trauma Hospital amid intense and widespread violence
HaitiHaiti emmergencyAll news4/9/2025

Haiti: MSF withdraws from the Turgeau Emergency Care Centre the Carrefour Trauma Hospital amid intense and widespread violence

Given the deteriorating security situation in the centre of Port-au-Prince, MSF has taken the difficult decision to suspend its activities in these two facilities for at least three months.