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A glimmer of hope amid the rubble in Myanmar
Following Cyclone Mocha, a devastating storm that hit parts of Myanmar in May 2023, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams reported an increase in mental health needs in Rakhine State. Here is a first-person account from an MSF mental health counsellor-educator of her traumatic experience of the cyclone and the support she provided to her village in the aftermath.
MSF performs surgeries, donates supplies in Gaza amid overcrowded facilities
MSF is preparing a medicine and medical consumables donation to hospitals and health facilities in Gaza today.
MSF responds to the earthquake in Western Afghanistan
On Saturday 7th October at approximately 11:10 am local time, a 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck Western Afghanistan, near the Iranian border, experienced a 6.3 magnitude earthquake, followed by three subsequent aftershocks measuring 5.5, 4.7, and 5.9 on the Richter scale.
Déclaration de MSF en réponse au "règlement de crise" de l'UE du 05.10.2023
Le 4 octobre, les représentants des États membres de l'UE sont parvenus à un accord préliminaire sur le "règlement sur la crise". Ce règlement établit la manière dont les États membres vont gérer une augmentation soudaine du nombre de personnes demandant l'asile.
Aid woefully inadequate for returnees stuck in deplorable conditions in Renk
International medical organisation Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is urgently calling for an improved medical and humanitarian response for people fleeing conflict in Sudan and entering South Sudan through Renk, a town located in the northernmost state of Upper Nile.
MSF offers mental health support to people displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh
On Thursday 28 September, a medical team from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) began receiving patients at the registration centre in Goris, in Syunik province, southern Armenia. Two psychologists have provided mental health consultations and psychological first aid to over 200 people in just a few days.
RussiaTestimonies
Belgorod: supporting people displaced by violence
“The shell hit the yard and destroyed everything,” says Gevork. “It was like I was in a movie about the apocalypse.”
Testimonies
Treating the invisible wounds as people rebuild their lives
Fouzia Bara is a French-Moroccan nurse with previous experience in psychological first aid (PFA). She has just returned from Morocco after two weeks as part of the Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) emergency response team. She provided first psychological aid to the people in the most impacted villages. During her work in Morocco, Fouzia met with more than 150 people, in group sessions or on an individual basis, mostly with women, children and young volunteers.
Tuberculosis: an essential drug finally available at an affordable price
On 29 September, Johnson & Johnson announced that it was abandoning a patent on an essential and innovative drug in the fight against tuberculosis, a move that had been called for by numerous associations fighting the disease.This decision paves the way for the production of generics that will enable treatments to be obtained at lower cost. This promises to be a major step forward in the fight against tuberculosis, which kills more than one and a half million people every year.