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MSF Luxembourg is committed to supporting young people living with HIV
As we approach World AIDS Day (December 1st), we are highlighting two initiatives led by the teams at Doctors Without Borders Luxembourg.
One month after the takeover of El Fasher, displaced people are surviving in precarious conditions, while others remain trapped or missing
In Tawila, MSF patients describe massacres, torture, and kidnappings for ransom in and around El Fasher. MSF is strengthening its capacity to provide care and distribute water in the camps for displaced people.
Darfur: MSF calls for the protection of health facilities and staff following the fatal shooting of a health worker
MSF mourns the death of a colleague from the Ministry of Health, who died at Zalingei Hospital on November 18, and launches a new appeal to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to ensure the protection of health infrastructure and personnel in Sudan.
MSF calls for an urgent increase in medical evacuations from Gaza
More than 16,500 patients need to be transferred to receive treatment that is impossible to provide in a collapsed health system.
MSF provides assistance to survivors of failed attempts to cross the Channel
In the spring of 2025, MSF decided to join Utopia 56 to participate in patrols on the northern French coast and to meet exiled people who had survived shipwrecks or failed attempts to cross the Channel.
Sudan: 'The war on people, the choice is ours'
Opinion piece by Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF operations coordinator, who speaks about the war in Sudan.
« Grâce à vous »: MSF puts supporters and patients at the heart of its new campaign
The Luxembourg section of MS launched its new campaign, « Grâce à vous » (“Thanks to You”, in English) today, highlighting the crucial role of donors as a key pillar of the organization’s impartiality, neutrality, and independence.
Pending Global Fund Replenishment Crisis Threatens Decades of Progress Against HIV, Tuberculosis, and Malaria
Ahead of the Global Fund’s Eighth Replenishment Summit in Johannesburg, Doctors without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) calls for world leaders to fully fund the Global Fund’s US$18 billion target.
MSF study: WHO algorithms could double the number of cases detected and treated for childhood tuberculosis
At the World Lung Health Conference, MSF published a study highlighting that the use of WHO therapeutic algorithms could almost double the number of children diagnosed and treated for tuberculosis.