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South Sudan: From a snakebite survivor to an active health promoter
Testimony from our South Sudanese colleague, Noon Makor Arop, who was bitten by a snake in 2021, received treatment and is now actively working as a health promotion and community engagement supervisor in Abyei.

South Sudan Government Blocking Opposition-Held Areas from Humanitarian Access
Médecins Sans Frontières denounces the restrictions on humanitarian access the government of South Sudan has imposed exclusively in parts of the opposition-held areas of Jonglei State.

Sudan: MSF visit to El Fasher finds a largely destroyed and emptied city
In Sudan, after a long period of siege and violence, the Rapid Support Forces captured the town of El Fasher last October. In January, MSF was allowed to enter the town to assess the situation.

MSF warns of the explosion of sexual violence and the critical lack of care in Port-au-Prince
In the Haitian capital, sexual and gender-based violence has seen an alarming resurgence. It is now being used as a means of terrorizing the population and disproportionately affects women and girls.

MSF Academy : Learning at the front line
Testimonials highlighting the efforts of healthcare professionals working for Doctors Without Borders, who continue to learn and improve their skills, even in challenging contexts.

Palestine: update on requests from Israeli authorities regarding MSF staff information
To avoid being forced to suspend its operations in the OPT from 1 March 2026, MSF has informed Israeli authorities that, as an exceptional measure, we are prepared to share a defined list of Palestinian and international staff names.

Record level of attacks on medical care in armed conflict, as States neglect obligation to protect civilians
An MSF report condemns the growing disregard for international humanitarian law by the warring parties.
Delivering vital food through one of Ethiopia's most hostile landscapes
The Afar region in northeastern Ethiopia is an arid area where rainfall is scarce and access to water is a challenge. Since 2022, MSF has been supporting malnourished children at the hospital in Dubti and, since 2025, through two mobile healthcare teams.
