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COP31: World leaders must urgently step up climate action to protect health

COP31: World leaders must urgently step up climate action to protect health

COP31 must put health at the centre of climate action, turning negotiations and declarations into concrete action for the world’s most affected communities, says Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Sudan: MSF urges restoring routine immunizationDonate

Sudan: MSF urges restoring routine immunization

Between 2024 and 2026, routine immunization coverage declined sharply in Darfur. MSF calls on health authorities, donors, and UN agencies to fund and facilitate mobile and catch-up immunization throughout Darfur and the rest of Sudan.
Children, disproportionately affected yet left behind in the current Ebola outbreak response

Children, disproportionately affected yet left behind in the current Ebola outbreak response

Although they are at a higher risk of death than adults when they contract Ebola disease, children represent a significant proportion of those affected by the epidemic raging in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
World Medical Association members must call for release of detained Palestinian medicsDonate
PalestineWar in Middle EastPress releasesOpinions and debates10/6/2026

World Medical Association members must call for release of detained Palestinian medics

Opinion piece by Dr. Javid Abdelmoneim, MSF International President, calling on members of the World Medical Association to publicly demand the release of detained Palestinian doctors.
Gaza: Three years later, a sham ceasefire, and a “yellow line” that suffocates the populationDonate

Gaza: Three years later, a sham ceasefire, and a “yellow line” that suffocates the population

In three years of genocidal war, Israel has methodically destroyed the living conditions of Palestinians in Gaza. Israeli forces control approximately 65% ​​of the territory, and the "yellow line" is pushing residents into ever-shrinking areas.
MSF staff member tests positive for Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo

MSF staff member tests positive for Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo

A Médecins Sans Frontières staff member working on the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of Congo has contracted the Ebola Bundibugyo virus and is being evacuated to the Netherlands for treatment.
Repatriating 1,500 Rohingya refugees from Malaysia to Myanmar is neither safe nor viable at present

Repatriating 1,500 Rohingya refugees from Malaysia to Myanmar is neither safe nor viable at present

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) calls on Malaysia to halt returns of “Myanmar refugees” under its “repatriation” plan announced for 29 September 2026.
Somalia: Civilians must be protected and safe access to hospitals ensured amid escalating violence in Baidoa

Somalia: Civilians must be protected and safe access to hospitals ensured amid escalating violence in Baidoa

MSF is deeply alarmed by the impact of the escalating violence in Baidoa, Somalia’s South West State, on civilians and their access to essential healthcare.
UK-France "One in, One Out" agreement: a disastrous scheme for people seeking sanctuary, warns MSF

UK-France "One in, One Out" agreement: a disastrous scheme for people seeking sanctuary, warns MSF

Alors que l’accord franco-britannique « One in, one out » arrive à échéance le 1er octobre 2026, Médecins Sans Frontières déplore ses conséquences particulièrement néfastes pour des centaines de personnes exilées.