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Aisha B. (28 ans), promotrice de santé, accompagne Aisha G., 80 ans, à la clinique MSF du camp de transit d'Adré, dans l'est du Tchad. ©Ante Bussmann/MSF

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MSF Academy : Learning at the front line

MSF Academy : Learning at the front line

Testimonials highlighting the efforts of healthcare professionals working for Doctors Without Borders, who continue to learn and improve their skills, even in challenging contexts.
Delivering vital food through one of Ethiopia's most hostile landscapes
EthiopiaAll news1/27/2026

Delivering vital food through one of Ethiopia's most hostile landscapes

The Afar region in northeastern Ethiopia is an arid area where rainfall is scarce and access to water is a challenge. Since 2022, MSF has been supporting malnourished children at the hospital in Dubti and, since 2025, through two mobile healthcare teams.
Palestine: update on requests from Israeli authorities regarding MSF staff informationDonate

Palestine: update on requests from Israeli authorities regarding MSF staff information

To avoid being forced to suspend its operations in the OPT from 1 March 2026, MSF has informed Israeli authorities that, as an exceptional measure, we are prepared to share a defined list of Palestinian and international staff names.
Record level of attacks on medical care in armed conflict, as States neglect obligation to protect civilians

Record level of attacks on medical care in armed conflict, as States neglect obligation to protect civilians

An MSF report condemns the growing disregard for international humanitarian law by the warring parties.
Port-au-Prince: MSF treats over 100 patients in two weeks as hospital access deteriorates
HaitiPress releasesAll news1/23/2026

Port-au-Prince: MSF treats over 100 patients in two weeks as hospital access deteriorates

In the first two weeks of January, MSF treated just over 100 people injured by violence at the MSF hospital in Drouillard in Port-au-Prince. Since late December, the city has seen a surge in clashes between the Haitian National Police & armed groups.
Failed rains and donor neglect fuelling health emergency in Somalia
SomaliaAll news1/21/2026

Failed rains and donor neglect fuelling health emergency in Somalia

Somalia is facing a severe health and nutrition crisis following the lack of rain, soaring water prices, and cuts in humanitarian aid, leading to a sharp increase in cases of malnutrition and epidemics.
Challenges on access to lifesaving maternal care

Challenges on access to lifesaving maternal care

Stories from women in some of the world’s most remote places reveal that challenges of giving birth without losing their lives are strikingly similar across continents. And they are preventable.
Iran: MSF continues medical activities despite severe communication restrictions
IranAll news1/19/2026

Iran: MSF continues medical activities despite severe communication restrictions

MSF is following developments in Iran with deep concern, in a context marked by reports of significant loss of life and severe disruptions to communications. MSF teams are safe and continue to provide medical care to patients in our projects.
The humanitarian situation in Burundi remains alarming
BurundiAll news1/14/2026

The humanitarian situation in Burundi remains alarming

Since 5 December, more than 90,000 refugees have fled to Burundi following escalation of violence in South Kivu province, Democratic Republic of Congo. In Busuma camp, people seeking safety face a dire humanitarian situation, far below minimum standards.
Aden 2015: Inside the only MSF trauma hospital functioning amid Yemen war
YemenFocus1/12/2026

Aden 2015: Inside the only MSF trauma hospital functioning amid Yemen war

In March 2015, Aden Teaching Hospital’s trauma department, run by MSF, became the city’s only functioning facility for people injured in the fighting. For the next four months, the hospital treated a constant influx of war-wounded patients.
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