Testimonies
Syria
“There are no safe places for people in Idlib”
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.
South Sudan
Thousands of people affected by floods
MSF logistics coordinator, Kim Phillips, describes the situation after the floods.
Honduras
MSF response to dengue fever emergency
Evelyn Zorrilla, MSF regional epidemiologist for Mexico and Central America, explains how MSF responded to the outbreak of dengue fever.
Iran
A day at MSF clinic in south Tehran
MSF provides assistance in Tehran, in a poor working class district located in the south of the city.
Venezuela
Witnessing the needs and acting upon it
Estifanos Debasu, a Water, Sanitation & Hygiene specialist, describes the situation he witnessed in one of the country’s biggest states, Bolivar.
Syria
Beyond trauma injuries
Mohammad Al Youssef is a Syrian doctor. For the past five years, he has been working with MSF, to provide life-saving treatment for people who have received a kidney transplant.
Yemen
Still no sign of change for a population on the frontline
Parties to the conflict in Yemen do not respect international humanitarian law. As a result, civilians are being injured, killed and displaced at an alarming rate.
Cameroon, Niger, Nigeria
How to identify the causes of an epidemic and respond strategically
Franck Ale, a member of a regional team of epidemiologists based in Dakar, explains the challenges of epidemiological surveillance to support MSF's work and counter cholera epidemics.
Nigeria
Children in displacement camps need immediate protection
Severine Courtiol Eguiluz, MSF advocacy manager in Nigeria, talks about the urgent needs of the displaced people and the challenges MSF faces in providing them with the necessary protection, especially children who have lived most of their lives in the protracted conflict.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Tenth Ebola outbreak in DRC still rages, one year on
It’s been more than one year on since the tenth outbreak of Ebola in the DRC was declared.Trish Newport, deputy manager of MSF’s Ebola programmes in the DRC, reflects on the outbreak and the response over the past year.