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Save the date 4 - 8 octobre 2021

Save the date 4 - 8 octobre 2021

Le Dr Christos Christou, président international de MSF sera à Luxembourg du 4 au 8 octobre prochains à l'occasion du cinquantième anniversaire de MSF.
Haiti: initial evaluations and first interventions after the earthquake
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Haiti: initial evaluations and first interventions after the earthquake

Saturday, August 14, at 8:30 am local time, the earth trembled in the southern peninsula of Haiti. A 7.2 magnitude earthquake caused severe damage to buildings, houses and main access roads in the three provinces of Grand'Anse, Nippes and Sud. The provisional death toll is estimated at more than 1,300 with more than 5,700 people injured, according to Haitian authorities.
“Do we have a future?”: One year after the Beirut blast, the situation has got much worse
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“Do we have a future?”: One year after the Beirut blast, the situation has got much worse

Lebanon has been in a state of emergency since late-2019, rocked by economic crisis, political instability and social tensions, and hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. On top of these came the devastating explosion which rocked Beirut on 4 August 2020. One year later, people are in increasing need of humanitarian aid. Half of Lebanon’s population live in extreme poverty, with many barely able to afford food or medicine. Fawziyya Al-Sahili is one of them.
Le Carnet de voyage
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Le Carnet de voyage

Un exutoire, un compagnon, la collecte de nos souvenirs, une œuvre personnelle. Tous ces mots peuvent qualifier ce que les carnets de voyage et de route représentent pour leurs auteurs. Ils couchent sur le papier les moments uniques vécus, à travers des dessins, des mots, des photos et autres souvenirs, pour raconter leurs expériences, décrire les lieux et les hommes rencontrés. Le travail de terrain, souvent synonyme de découvertes et d’émotions fortes, a été et continue d’être une source d’inspiration pour nombre de travailleurs humanitaires. Retrouvez deux extraits de carnets de voyage de médecins sans frontières.
MSF ambulance service becomes an essential lifeline in a region beset by violence
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MSF ambulance service becomes an essential lifeline in a region beset by violence

According to the United Nations, close to one in five healthcare facilities is no longer functioning in these two regions due to the ongoing crisis, while over 700,000 people have been displaced. These two statistics combine to create a difficult reality for people in need of essential medical care.
A nutritional emergency linked to global warming: Digging for food
MadagascarTestimonies

A nutritional emergency linked to global warming: Digging for food

Ricardo Fernández, MSF's head of mission, is currently in southern Madagascar, in the Anôsy region, where our teams are facing an exceptionally severe food and nutrition crisis after consecutive years of drought.
MSF steps up response to an unprecedented drought and extreme nutrition crisis
MadagascarPress releasesCatastrophes naturelles

MSF steps up response to an unprecedented drought and extreme nutrition crisis

People in southern Madagascar are experiencing an exceptionally acute food and nutrition crisis after years of back-to-back droughts. The prospects for the harvest are extremely poor – according to FEWS NET, food production is expected to fall up to 70% below the last five-year average.
An MSF record of the consequences of violence since independence
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An MSF record of the consequences of violence since independence

On 9 July 2021, the Republic of South Sudan marked its tenth birthday. This significant milestone is also marred by the bloody legacy of its first decade, including a five-year civil war.
Les attaques répétées contre les services médicaux rendent les populations vulnérables aux maladies et à la mort

Les attaques répétées contre les services médicaux rendent les populations vulnérables aux maladies et à la mort

Les attaques incessantes contre les patients, le personnel de santé et les établissements médicaux en République Centrafricaine (RCA) durant la flambée de violences qui a impacté tout le pays obligent Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) à suspendre ses activités médicales et limitent l'accès aux soins de santé.