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Lives On the Line: Drought and funding gaps deepen Somalia’s malnutrition crisis
SomaliaAll news3/13/2025

Lives On the Line: Drought and funding gaps deepen Somalia’s malnutrition crisis

The Baidoa and Mudug regions, where MSF works, are examples of the dire malnutrition crisis unfolding across the country, with thousands of children at immediate risk of severe malnutrition and its life-threatening consequences.
Breaking down stigmas and barriers to care in Mombasa
KenyaTestimonies3/12/2025

Breaking down stigmas and barriers to care in Mombasa

In Mombasa, MSF cares for adolescents and young people, focusing on the needs of young key populations including gender and sexual minorities in order to improve access to safe, non-discriminatory and stigma-free healthcare.
Israeli authorities must stop collective punishment of Palestinians and use of aid as a tool of warDonate

Israeli authorities must stop collective punishment of Palestinians and use of aid as a tool of war

MSF calls on Israeli authorities to respect international humanitarian law and uphold its responsibilities as an occupying power, and to end this inhumane blockade of the Strip.
Five years of Covid-19: are we truly prepared for the next pandemic?

Five years of Covid-19: are we truly prepared for the next pandemic?

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Five years later, the question arises: Has the global community learned the right lessons? Would it be better prepared in the event of another pandemic?
Haiti: caring for women trapped between violence and poverty
HaitiAll news3/10/2025

Haiti: caring for women trapped between violence and poverty

In Cité Soleil, the largest slum in the capital, Port-au-Prince, women struggle to survive. Only MSF teams provide free medical care to the population of this violence-ravaged neighborhood.
Gaza: Maintaining medical activities amid the rubbleDonate
PalestineWar in Middle EastTestimonies3/10/2025

Gaza: Maintaining medical activities amid the rubble

Testimony from Sarah Vulstyeke, a project coordinator for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), recently returned from Gaza
The key role of MSF national female staff
South SudanAll news3/8/2025

The key role of MSF national female staff

On this 8th March, MSF would like to highlight the resilience and strength of our female colleagues. By taking on jobs traditionally reserved for men, working in complex situations or simply by accessing education, they are an example to the community.
Through her art: Tales of displaced women

Through her art: Tales of displaced women

For International Women’s Day on 8 March, four artists have brought to life the stories of four displaced women, as shared by MSF staff in war-affected zones. Through art, they have transformed these experiences into powerful visual narratives.
Objective: The reopening of the largest maternal health hospital in Port-au-Prince
HaitiLuxembourgTestimonies3/10/2025

Objective: The reopening of the largest maternal health hospital in Port-au-Prince

Currently in Haiti, Wilma van den Boogaard, operational researcher at LuxOR, explains the progress of MSF's new sexual and reproductive health project set to open in the coming months,in a context where women are trapped between violence and poverty.