Luxembourg
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Luxembourg12/16/2024
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MSF Denounces Increased Risks for Migrants Following the Closure of the U.S. Asylum Process
The recent executive orders on migration from the U.S. administration leave hundreds of thousands of people along the Latin American migration corridor in even greater uncertainty.
A lifeline for mothers-to-be on Yemen’s west coast
Yemen suffers from a weak health system. Women and children are particularly vulnerable to health complications. In Mocha, people are struggling with the unavailability of services for pregnant women.
Gaza Ceasefire: "I felt both happy and sad. I can't describe the feeling."
Following the implementation of the ceasefire in Gaza on Sunday 19 January 2025, members of the MSF team share their joy, doubts and hopes for the future of Gaza.
Ceasefire: A Sign of Hope Amid the Ruins
Op-Ed written by Thomas Kauffmann, General Director of Médecins Sans Frontières Luxembourg.
Cyclone in Mayotte: “The State's response is much more about safety than health”
As another storm hits Mayotte a month after Cyclone Chido devastated the archipelago, Matthieu Chantrelle, Deputy Program Manager for MSF, takes stock of the French state relief effort and deplores the abandonment of slum dwellers.
Relief after temporary ceasefire: Immense scale-up of life-saving aid must flow into Gaza now
The temporary ceasefire agreement in Gaza is a relief, but it arrives more than 465 days and 46,000 lives too late. MSF remains committed to working around the clock to provide care to people in Gaza
Ceasefire in Gaza would provide a vital respite from suffering
The announcement of a possible ceasefire, which has yet to be signed and implemented, is a vital respite, though it comes tragically late - after immense suffering and countless lives lost.
“The destruction is abnormal, catastrophic, as if a nuclear bomb had hit the area."
While the ceasefire in Gaza has finally been announced, in the past months people across the Strip have continued to suffer from Israeli forces' relentless bombardments.