Between humanitarian crises and medical emergencies: all the latest news

In Moria camp, on the island of Lesvos, the Greek government is deliberately depriving at least 140 children with chronic, complex and life-threatening diseases of adequate medical care.

In recent years, malaria has made a major come back in Venezuela.MSF intervenes in Bolivar, the country’s biggest state, to provide support to the National Malaria Program, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health.

Escalating conflict and insecurity in Libya are leading thousands of people to flee, taking their chances on unseaworthy boats across the Mediterranean.

Israeli airstrikes on Gaza killed 11 civilians in November 2019. MSF’s teams working in Dar al Salam hospital treated an 11-year old girl who lost her entire family and was badly injured during the raids.

Discover MSF’s work in the Rutshuru hospital with this miniseries.

The Baghdad Medical Rehabilitation Centre that MSF opened in the Iraqi capital provides early medical and physical rehabilitation to the men, women and children wounded during the fighting.

Intense military offensives by the Government of Syria and its allies in southern Idlib, involving shelling, aerial bombing and ground offensives, have resulted in a massive new movement of people to escape the war zone.

The on-going measles epidemic is the world largest and the biggest recorded for years in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

New report highlights dangerous new obstacles facing health care providers and patients in Haiti.

Since mid-December, the Syrian government and its allies have intensified their offensive on Idlib province. Daily bombardments have caused the death of many civilians and tens of thousands of people have fled.