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Nine years from hardship to hope: a survivor’s harrowing journey to Europe
Ismail tells us about his perilous journey from his home country of Eritrea to safety. Today, he works for MSF, helping others access the health services they desperately need.
Khan Younis, Gaza: Displaced people struggling without sanitation services
In Al Mawasi, Khan Younis, PARC Association, with support from MSF, is providing emergency latrines, solar water pump systems, water treatment plants and other aid, such as tents, to people displaced by the war.
MSF rescue ship issued a detention order for 60 days in Italy
On 26 August 2024, Italian authorities issued a 60-day detention order against the Geo Barents, the search and rescue vessel operated by MSF, for alleged violations of maritime safety regulations.
Photo report: 500 days of war, from Sudan to Chad
A visual account of MSF's work as Sudan faces the worst humanitarian crisis in its history and the largest displacement crisis in the world.
Al Aqsa hospital under threat: MSF opens a field hospital in Deir Al Balah
Following an evacuation order issued by Israeli forces and an explosion approximately 250 meters from Al Aqsa Hospital, our teams prematurely opened a field hospital amid severe resource shortages.
Eastern Chad: “At some point everyone in the Metche refugee camp was involved in helping to construct the hospital”.
Myriam Laroussi, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) project coordinator, shares her insights about the plight Over half a million Sudanese refugees who have settled in eastern Chad since the outbreak of the war in April 2023.
MSF provides medical care to people evacuating from Pokrovsk
As the front line approaches, a mandatory evacuation order has been issued in Pokrovsk and surrounding towns and villages, starting from August 20, 2024. It applies to families with children, the elderly and people with reduced mobility.
Ebola: Vaccination during epidemic reduces risk of developing disease by 84%
Published in the Lancet Infectious Disease, a study has revealed that 10 days after vaccination, the risk of developing Ebola is reduced by 84 per cent in vaccinated people compared to non-vaccinated people.
Sudan: 500 Days of War and a Failing Humanitarian Response as Medical Needs Soar
Today marks 500 days since Sudan began enduring its worst humanitarian crisis yet.