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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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Repatriating 1,500 Rohingya refugees from Malaysia to Myanmar is neither safe nor viable at present
MalaysiaPress releases9/29/2026

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
SomaliaPress releases9/29/2026

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.
As Ebola spreads across provinces, MSF expands its response with new treatment centres
Democratic Republic of the CongoAll newsEbola emmergency9/23/2026

As Ebola spreads across provinces, MSF expands its response with new treatment centres

In northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), MSF is expanding its Ebola response as the outbreak spreads from the remote town of Nia-Nia in Ituri province to Kisangani, the busy capital of neighbouring Tshopo province.
MSF starts an important vaccination study among frontline workers against Ebola disease
Democratic Republic of the CongoPress releasesEbola emmergency9/21/2026

MSF starts an important vaccination study among frontline workers against Ebola disease

MSF and Epicentre are launching BRAVO, a prospective study on the vaccination of frontline workers, which forms part of the response led by the Ministry of Health in the DRC, where the Bundibugyo Ebola virus disease outbreak is ongoing.
This school year, MSF invites students to take on its inter-school Ebola challenge
LuxembourgPress releases9/21/2026

This school year, MSF invites students to take on its inter-school Ebola challenge

This year, students will be invited to explore Ebola and develop their own campaign to raise awareness of the crisis and its implications. Registration is now open.
DRC: Assuming the outbreak is under control would be a mistake, claims MSF 
Democratic Republic of the CongoPress releases9/18/2026

DRC: Assuming the outbreak is under control would be a mistake, claims MSF 

MSF teams are observing a worrying trend: cases are emerging and spreading into new, underprepared areas while basic response measures are still not in place in the original hotspots, making containment efforts increasingly challenging.
Yemen: “It’s not just about the wounded: there are pregnant women and children who need urgent care”
YemenTestimonies9/17/2026

Yemen: “It’s not just about the wounded: there are pregnant women and children who need urgent care”

Sara Ahmed, Health Promotion Supervisor for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Mocha, describes the growing needs and the immense challenges faced by patients and medical teams.
Somalia: MSF calls for treatment for malnutrition to be restored across Mudug as children reach hospital too late
SomaliaPress releases9/17/2026

Somalia: MSF calls for treatment for malnutrition to be restored across Mudug as children reach hospital too late

As healthcare and nutrition services close across Mudug region in central Somalia, MSF is calling on donors, UN agencies and health authorities to restore and scale up nutrition treatment.
As Ebola Spreads to New Areas, MSF Rapid Response Teams Move Swiftly to Prevent a Wider Crisis
Democratic Republic of the CongoAll news9/16/2026

As Ebola Spreads to New Areas, MSF Rapid Response Teams Move Swiftly to Prevent a Wider Crisis

The race to contain the Ebola outbreak is far from over. While some indicators may suggest the outbreak is easing, MSF teams are observing that cases are emerging and spreading into new, underprepared areas.
Yemen: Renewed fighting puts pressure on the health system and aggravates humanitarian needs
YemenPress releases9/15/2026

Yemen: Renewed fighting puts pressure on the health system and aggravates humanitarian needs

The recent escalation of fighting in Yemen has led to growing numbers of people wounded, adding pressure to a health system already stretched thin, and forcing thousands of families to flee their homes.
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