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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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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is one of the world's leading international medical humanitarian organisations. We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflicts, epidemics, disasters or exclusion from healthcare in more than 70 countries. For over 50 years, our actions have been guided by medical ethics and the principles of impartiality, independence and neutrality.

The Luxembourg section of MSF was created in 1986 and houses the operational research unit, known as LuxOR (MSF's Operational Research Unit in Luxembourg).

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At Ouré-Cassoni, reducing aid weighs on refugees’ daily lives
ChadAll news9/8/2026

At Ouré-Cassoni, reducing aid weighs on refugees’ daily lives

In eastern Chad, near the border with Sudan, more than 117,000 refugees live in the Ouré-Cassoni camp. As new families continue to arrive after fleeing the war, needs are increasing while humanitarian funding is declining.
Aid cuts force mass clinic closures across Sudan, leaving millions without healthcare
SudanPress releases9/8/2026

Aid cuts force mass clinic closures across Sudan, leaving millions without healthcare

Médecins Sans Frontières warns that reduced funding is collapsing an already fragile health system, overwhelming remaining hospitals.
Specialised newborn care, closer to home: The journey of two tiny lives at Dogra Hospital
PakistanAll newsTestimonies9/7/2026

Specialised newborn care, closer to home: The journey of two tiny lives at Dogra Hospital

For the past year, MSF has been providing maternal, neonatal and cutaneous leishmaniasis care at Dogra Hospital in Bara, Pakistan, which has become an essential pillar for local communities.
Europe is failing its legal and moral obligation to save lives at sea
Mediterranean Sea – Search and Rescue (SAR)All news9/7/2026

Europe is failing its legal and moral obligation to save lives at sea

Not everyone who attempts to cross the sea has the chance to be rescued before it is too late.
1,000 distressed migrants disembark on West African shores
SenegalMauritaniaAll news9/7/2026

1,000 distressed migrants disembark on West African shores

A total of 1,046 people who survived boat crossings on the Atlantic migration route disembarked in a vulnerable condition last week of August at three West African cities.
DR Congo: “That tiny pink coffin stayed with me”
Democratic Republic of the CongoTestimonies9/4/2026

DR Congo: “That tiny pink coffin stayed with me”

Testimony of Martina Marchiò, nurse and vice-president of MSF Italy, who is currently in the Democratic Republic of Congo to fight against the Ebola disease epidemic.
21 classes taking part in our ‘Call to Action: Humanitarian Awakening 2025–2026’ initiative, focusing on young people living with HIV
Luxembourg9/2/2026

21 classes taking part in our ‘Call to Action: Humanitarian Awakening 2025–2026’ initiative, focusing on young people living with HIV

During the 2025–2026 school year, 119 pupils from six schools across Luxembourg, spread throughout the Grand Duchy, signed up to take part in the Call to Action (R)éveil Humanitaire initiative launched by the Luxembourg branch of Médecins Sans Frontières in June 2025.
Three weeks after the earthquake in Colombia, urgent needs persist in communities in Chocó and Buenaventura
ColombiaAll news9/2/2026

Three weeks after the earthquake in Colombia, urgent needs persist in communities in Chocó and Buenaventura

Three weeks after the 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western Colombia, the initial phase of the emergency has ended, but thousands of people are still facing difficulties accessing medical care, mental health support, food, and materials.
A Long Road to Care - Supporting Patients at Maiani General Hospital in Tigray
EthiopiaAll news8/26/2026

A Long Road to Care - Supporting Patients at Maiani General Hospital in Tigray

Four years after the end of the conflict in Tigray, Maiani General Hospital – supported by MSF and severely damaged during the conflict – now serves around 250,000 people in Sheraro and the surrounding communities.
Children arrive sicker, later, and harder to save at MSF’s Kutupalong hospital in Rohingya camps
BangladeshAll news8/25/2026

Children arrive sicker, later, and harder to save at MSF’s Kutupalong hospital in Rohingya camps

In the sprawling, overcrowded refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, a crisis far from the headlines is taking a severe toll on the youngest generation of Rohingya refugees.
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