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Aid instrumentalised, health system under fire: Gaza is being deliberately asphyxiated by Israeli forces
An insufficient amount of aid is being allowed into the Strip, merely a smokescreen to pretend the siege is over. Meanwhile, at least 20 medical facilities in Gaza have been damaged, or forced partially or completely out of service in the past week by advancing Israeli ground operations, intensified airstrikes, and widespread evacuation orders.
Combine conviviality and humanitarian action: take part in our mapathon on June 12, 2025
On the 12th of June 2025, MSF's Luxembourg teams are organising a mapathon at the University of Luxembourg's Kirchberg campus. This convivial event will have a concrete and direct impact on our humanitarian projects.
Gaza: “Displaced Lives”: 5 Women in Beit Lahia, at the Heart of the War
Filmed in March 2025, the documentary “Displaced Lives,” at the beginning of the total siege of Gaza by the Israeli army, highlights the daily lives of four generations of women trying to survive, under the same tent, in the heart of the war.
"Israel continues its campaign of ethnic cleansing in Gaza"
MSF has once again condemned Israel's exploitation of aid and warned that its medical teams in Gaza City have recorded a 32% increase in the number of malnourished patients in just two weeks.
A world in a crisis of solidarity
Between deportations and border closures: what is the future of migration in Latin America?
By Víctor Escobar, head of operations for Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in Latin America
UK asylum: MSF calls on Government to immediately close Wethersfield mass containment site
For over one year, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), in partnership with Doctors of the World (DOTW) UK, ran a primary healthcare mobile clinic outside the main gates of the former RAF base at Wethersfield.
Attacks on Healthcare Have Deep Consequences
Every attack on healthcare is unacceptable and has consequences. When two MSF boats were fired on as they crossed a river in South Sudan in January this year, we had to make a difficult decision to suspend our activities due to safety concerns.
Three weeks on from the deadly attack on Zamzam camp, lack of shelter, water and food still grips thousands of displaced people in Tawila
Three weeks on from the large-scale ground offensive by the RSF on Zamzam camp in early April 2025, reports of intensified fighting in El-Fasher continue, and more displaced people are still arriving in Tawila (North Darfur).
Healthcare needs high in Khartoum, scale-up urgently needed
Exactly two years after Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) first worked in south Khartoum’s Bashair Teaching Hospital, the team is again scaling up activities to help meet immense medical needs in partnership with the Ministry of Health.