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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 74 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 (Luxembourg Operational Research).

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Yemen: 10 years of lifesaving care in Ibb as needs remain critical
YemenFocus5/15/2026

Yemen: 10 years of lifesaving care in Ibb as needs remain critical

For the past 10 years, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has been providing lifesaving surgical care at Al-Qaeda General Hospital in the Dhi AsSufal district of Yemen’s Ibb governorate, responding to critical gaps in access to healthcare in a context of ongoing conflict and a severely weakened health system.
A ceasefire in name only: People are still being killed by Israeli forces in southern Lebanon Donate
LebanonWar in Middle EastMSF’s response to conflict in the Middle EastAll news5/12/2026

A ceasefire in name only: People are still being killed by Israeli forces in southern Lebanon

Despite a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon being announced on 17 April, and later renewed for three additional weeks, attacks continue in south Lebanon.
Drought and displacement push millions to the brink in Somalia and Ethiopia’s Somali Region
SomaliaEthiopia5/11/2026

Drought and displacement push millions to the brink in Somalia and Ethiopia’s Somali Region

Four consecutive failed rainy seasons have driven a severe drought emergency across Somalia, pushing millions into acute food insecurity and forcing millions more from their homes. As humanitarian funding collapses, the last remaining lifelines are now at risk of being cut.
Minova, dans l'est de la RDC : les femmes et les enfants en danger face à la réduction de l'aide humanitaire
Democratic Republic of the CongoPress releases5/7/2026

Minova, dans l'est de la RDC : les femmes et les enfants en danger face à la réduction de l'aide humanitaire

Access to care in South Kivu province is deteriorating dangerously, against a backdrop of prolonged conflict and the gradual withdrawal of healthcare international organisations. In Minova, in the territory of Kalehe, the cessation of World Bank funding through the Multisectoral Nutrition and Health Project (PMNS) has had immediate consequences on access to vital care, particularly for pregnant women and newborns.
MSF: Deliberate restriction of food and aid led to alarming malnutrition levels in Gaza Donate
PalestineWar in Middle EastPress releases5/7/2026

MSF: Deliberate restriction of food and aid led to alarming malnutrition levels in Gaza

Israel’s manufactured malnutrition crisis in Gaza had devastating impacts on pregnant women and their newborns
Syria: MSF concludes three-year support to Darat Izza Primary Healthcare Center
SyriaAll news5/5/2026

Syria: MSF concludes three-year support to Darat Izza Primary Healthcare Center

After three years of support to the Darat Izza Primary Health Care Centre, MSF ceased its direct support at the end of March 2026, in order to concentrate its efforts in areas where medical needs are most urgent.
Rebuilding hope through vocational trainingDonate
JordanWar in Middle EastTestimonies5/4/2026

Rebuilding hope through vocational training

We followed Mahmoud, a 17-year-old from Gaza, who was injured in 2017. During his participation in the Reconstructive Surgery Program in Amman, he trained as a hairdresser and now looks to the future with optimism.
Bombarded, looted, vandalised: MSF forced to close Lankien hospital after 31 years
South SudanAll news5/4/2026

Bombarded, looted, vandalised: MSF forced to close Lankien hospital after 31 years

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) was forced to permanently close its hospital in Lankien, Jonglei State, South Sudan, following the bombing on February 3, after 31 years of continuous medical support.
Attacks on Healthcare: Medical Staff Deserve More Than Empty Words
LuxembourgAfghanistanSyriaPalestineSouth SudanPress releases4/30/2026

Attacks on Healthcare: Medical Staff Deserve More Than Empty Words

On 3 May 2016, the UN adopted Resolution 2286 to protect medical facilities in times of war. Yet attacks on healthcare and medical personnel continue. MSF calls for an end to these attacks and for action against impunity.
Bashair Teaching Hospital: Staying. Adapting. Restarting.Donate
SudanWar in SudanAll news4/27/2026

Bashair Teaching Hospital: Staying. Adapting. Restarting.

A hospital’s journey through three years of war in Khartoum
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