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Between humanitarian crises and medical emergencies: all the latest news

RCA. Centrafrique. Bouar. Violences.

Central African Republic

Displaced people in Bouar living amid fear and growing needs

People in Bouar, in western CAR, have been living in fear since an uptick in violence, forcing many to become displaced to areas that lack sanitation and access to health…
Liban. Accès aux soins. Vallée de la Bekaa.

Lebanon

“At the end of the month, there’s no money left for medicine”

Read the story of Ahmed, a Syrian refugee who lives with his family in an informal tented settlement in the outskirts of Arsal, in the Bekaa Valley.
Brésil. Coronavirus. Covid-19. Amazonie.

Brazil

COVID-19 leaves Amazonas health system saturated, overloaded and struggling

Coronavirus COVID-19 has caused the health system in Manaus, the capital of Brazil's Amazonas state, to collapse, forcing city hospitals to stop receiving serious patients from other towns.
Yémen. Conflit. Violences.
Marc Schakal, MSF’s programme manager for Yemen
Marc Schakal

Yemen

“These sanctions have to make clear that they do not apply to humanitarian aid”

As the United States prepares to designate Ansar Allah a 'foreign terrorist organisation' in Yemen, there are concerns about the impact on providing assistance in the country.

MSF's wish list for 2021

Over the past extraordinary year, we were all touched by one of the greatest global health emergencies in decades.
Liban. Accès aux soins. Tripoli.

Lebanon

Overlapping crises increase needs and worsen access to care

Since late 2019, Lebanon has been grappling with its worst economic crisis in decades, social unrest and political turmoil.
Centrafrique. République centrafricaine. Conflit. Violences. Déplacés.

Central African Republic

MSF teams ramp up support as violence escalates

The security and humanitarian situation is deteriorating rapidly in Central African Republic, according to reports by MSF teams.
Ein Pfleger zieht die Spritze mit dem Ebola Impfstoff in Bikoro, in der Provinz Equateur, DRC, auf. © MSF/Louise Annaud

MSF: Creation of global Ebola vaccine stockpile is a positive step

Stockpile is a step in the right direction, but more transparency and research needed to fully meet the needs of people at risk of contracting Ebola.
Fièvre jaune. Vaccination.

Fractioning doses of yellow fever vaccine can help save more lives

A study from MSF/Epicentre has found that giving one-fifth of a normal dose of the yellow fever vaccine offers enough protection to prevent the deadly disease and save lives during outbreaks.
Soudan du Sud, MSF, Camp de réfugiés

Volunteer information online meeting

Would you like to become a volunteer for MSF in Luxembourg?

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