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Destruction caused by clashes between armed groups and police in the Carrefour neighborhood in the suburbs of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Haiti: Closed ports and empty shelves amid unprecedented violence

News May 21, 2024

News May 21, 2024

Fighting in El Fasher, Sudan: "People are trapped in the city and cannot leave"

A displaced woman holding her child in Zamzam camp, North Darfur, Sudan.

story May 20, 2024

Brazil's floods are country’s biggest climate disaster to date

Aerial view of severe floods in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.

News May 14, 2024

Israeli offensive forces field hospital to close in Rafah

A man looks at notes as a child looks through the window of a clinic in Gaza.

story May 20, 2024

Afghanistan: Stronger prevention measures needed amid measles surge

An MSF doctor, Mohammad Qahir Poya checks the vital signs of three-year-old Zainat who was admitted to the measles in the measles isolation ward at Mazar-i-Sharif Regional Hospital, supported by MSF in Afghanistan.

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Media Coverage | Oct 16, 2019

Washington Post: Why aid groups are leaving Syria as another humanitarian crisis unfolds

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Civilians fleeing offensive in Ras al-Ain, Syria

Media Coverage | Jul 24, 2019

New York Times: Trump’s immigration approach isn’t new: Europe and Australia went first

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MSF teams conduct a food distribution in a detention center in Libya.
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