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Press releases1/18/2022
COVID-19: New Year brings renewed MSF appeal for vaccine equity
With World Health Organisation's (WHO) forecasts indicating more than 50 per cent of Europeans are likely to become infected with the Omicron variant in the next six to eight weeks, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) urges the European Union (EU) and governments around the world to take all necessary measures to ensure equitable distribution of COVID-19 medical tools including medicines, tests and vaccines in order to reduce global mortality and the likelihood of further variants developing.
Luxembourg1/17/2022
Replay webinar : The COVID pandemic and Omicron: The certainties and uncertainties
MSF is pleased to invite you to the Webinar: "The COVID pandemic and Omicron: The certainties and uncertainties". During the session, you will learn more about the current situation of the pandemic, insights on vaccine equity and the impact of the pandemic on vulnerable populations. Thursday 20 January 2022 from 18:00 to 18:45
Poland: MSF team leaves Belarus border region after the blockade of aid organisations for assisting migrants and refugees
Three months after sending an emergency response team to assist migrants and refugees crossing from Belarus to Poland, international medical organisation Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has withdrawn this project after being repeatedly blocked by Polish authorities from accessing the forested border region, where groups of people are surviving in sub-zero temperatures, in desperate need of medical and humanitarian assistance.
South Sudan1/7/2022
South Sudan: hundreds of thousands still living in precarious conditions months after floods
Eight months on since flooding began, people in Unity State, northern South Sudan, continue to suffer, stuck in poor living conditions and at risk of outbreaks of infectious and waterborne diseases. Spread across several makeshift camp sites, they face food insecurity, a loss of income, malnutrition, and a lack of safe drinking water. MSF estimates that 835,000 people have been affected.
All news1/4/2022
2021 : a year for responding to crises in images
In 2021, the COVID-19 pandemic continued unabated around the world, as did the work our teams undertook to respond to it. But the pandemic took a backseat in many countries, as other crises and needs overtook the concerns of the people Médecins Sans Frontières assists.
Opinions and debates12/29/2021
MSF's wish list for 2022
As we turn the corner on another challenging year for the world, we want to share with you some of our hopes and dreams for better times ahead
4 years of conflict in Cabo Delgado: "The situation is extremely volatile"
Paulo Milanesio is a project coordinator for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Mueda, a town in the north of the Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado, where hundreds of thousands of people have sought refuge from ongoing conflict.
A “hospital of women, for women”: Preserving access to maternal healthcare in Khost
Babies continue to be born in Afghanistan, against the backdrop of political upheaval and its consequences on healthcare and the economy. In MSF’s Khost maternity hospital, women remain at the fore, providing much-needed care to new mothers and their babies.
Tens of thousands of Cameroonian refugees fleeing to Chad: "We were surprised by the scale of the displacement”
For the past few weeks, but more precisely over the past few days, thousands of Cameroonians have been crossing the Logone and Chari rivers bordering the two countries to find refuge in Chad. There are now around 100,000 people, the vast majority of whom are women and children, living in around 20 informal sites. MSF teams are mobilizing to provide care to the refugees.