MSF medical coordinator Natalie Thurtle writes from the Syria/Jordan border, where some 75,000 people are currently trapped.
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MSF project coordinator Emily Gilbert writes from North Kivu Province, where people being forced to flee their homes and workplaces to escape violence is a regular occurrence.
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A humanitarian catastrophe is underway in northeastern Nigeria’s war-torn Borno State, where at least 500,000 people are in urgent need of food, medical care, water, and shelter.
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As front lines shift, growing numbers of civilians are fleeing their home towns towards the areas surrounding the Euphrates River.
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MSF today released a smartphone app to help map neglected areas of the world, allowing aid workers to better locate people in need during crises.
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Teams from Doctors Without Borders are responding to medical needs in Juba following recent intense fighting in the city.
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In its fifth year of operation, Peshawar Women's Hospital admits around 85 patients every week and safely delivers more than 4,700 babies each year.
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More than two years since conflict began in eastern Ukraine, thousands of forgotten victims remain stranded near the front lines.
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An MSF Field Coordinator talks about what teams at work around Fallujah and Baghdad are seeing.