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Darfur: MSF urgently calls for better preparedness ahead of rainy season
Darfur’s rainy season, from June to September, is a critical period when food supplies dwindle, and malnutrition and disease outbreaks surge.
Press releases4/25/2025
The first 100 days of a growing global health and humanitarian emergency
US cuts to foreign aid are hurting people caught in conflict and crisis.
No relief, no chance of recovery for Gaza’s burn patients
A burn injury is more than just a wound—it is a prolonged sentence of suffering and even more so in the Gaza Strip, Palestine. Many people have extensive burns covering large portions of their bodies.
The relentless and indiscriminate bombing in Ukraine must cease
Last night, April 23, Kyiv faced yet another wave of massive bombardment. This follows devastating attacks in Dnipro region, and Kryvyi Rih, all of which resulted in mass casualties.
DRC: After second staff member is shot dead in Masisi, MSF urges end to violence against civilians and aid workers
On the evening of 18 April, a health worker from international medical organisation Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) was shot dead in his home in Masisi town, in DRC’s North Kivu province, by a gunman in military uniform.
Franz Luef (MSF) in Gaza: "We are rushing towards the abyss"
Flash Quote by Franz Luef, MSF Emergency Coordinator in Gaza.
Desperate situation for Zamzam displaced people: MSF urges to lift the siege, deliver aid, protect civilians
MSF is making an urgent appeal to put an end to the siege and the atrocities, to deliver humanitarian aid, including by airdropping food and medicines to El Fasher if necessary, and to allow those who wish to flee to do so safely.
MSF: Gaza has become a “mass grave” for Palestinians and those helping them
MSF calls on Israeli authorities to immediately lift the inhumane and deadly siege on Gaza, protect the lives of Palestinians, humanitarian and medical personnel, and for all parties to restore and sustain the ceasefire.
When every minute counts: the first 72 hours of an epidemic
Infectious diseases specialist Diyani Dewasurendra is on assignment in South Sudan when the first cholera cases arrive at the hospital. It’s time to act fast!