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West Bank: Access to medical care at risk as Israeli incursions gain in intensity
Military incursions by Israeli forces into the West Bank and repeated attacks on health workers, ambulances and medical facilities are seriously hampering the population's ability to access medical care.
Shipwreck in the English Channel: “the responsibility for these deaths lies with the French and British governments”.
Statement by Xavier Crombé, Head of Mission France for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), in response to the shipwreck off Boulogne-sur-Mer on 3 September, 2024
"It will take much more than silencing the guns"
Last week, peace negotiations to end the war in Sudan took place in Geneva, a crucial first step in the long and difficult process of building the foundations for peace in the torn country.
“In Eastern DRC, mpox is just another challenge amid a torrent of vital problems”
Dr. Tejshri Shah, General Director of MSF and a pediatrician specializing in infectious diseases, recently returned from North Kivu, an eastern province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Volunteer information meeting - 18 September 2024
Do you live or work in Luxembourg or the greater region? Would you like to volunteer with Médecins Sans Frontières?
Come along to an information meeting on Wednesday 18 September from 12.30pm to 1.30pm!
Polio vaccination campaign launched amid health system collapse
The Ministry of Health and the United Nations have launched a massive polio vaccination campaign in the Gaza Strip. The campaign is expected to last until September 11, taking place over three days in each geographic area.
30% increase in ambulance referrals shows ongoing devastation of war in Ukraine
MSF ambulances in Ukraine transported more than 8,000 patients between January and July 2024. A 30% increase on the previous six months that illustrates the ongoing human impact of the war.
Nine years from hardship to hope: a survivor’s harrowing journey to Europe
Ismail tells us about his perilous journey from his home country of Eritrea to safety. Today, he works for MSF, helping others access the health services they desperately need.
In transit for survival: MSF ambulances and Ukraine’s war-wounded
War-related injuries account for more than 60% of patient transport cases in MSF ambulances. As of 31 July 2024, MSF had treated 8,000 patients, 15% of whom were transported in intensive care unit ambulances.