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Sudanese women and their unwavering determination to protect their families

World Refugee Day: 117 million people are displaced worldwide

story Jun 20, 2024

Four countries refugees are fleeing from in 2024

Displaced people in Abyei, South Sudan living in a makeshift camp.

story Jun 20, 2024

In Gaza, “everything is missing, even the idea of a future”

Palestinians line up for food and water in Gaza during the war with Israel in October 2023.

story Jun 18, 2024

Sudan war exacerbates humanitarian needs in neighboring South Sudan

Scene of everyday life inside the Protection of Civilians Site in Malakal, South Sudan.

News Jun 11, 2024

Latest massacres in Gaza's Middle Area illustrate complete disregard for Palestinian lives

Palestinians walk through smoke in the streets of Gaza.

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News | May 25, 2023

Greece: MSF condemns abuses against migrants on Lesbos

Greek authorities must investigate reports of hundreds of missing migrants and implement safe and dignified reception conditions for those who remain on the island.

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Lesbos and Samos Oct2019

Story | May 10, 2023

Mobile clinics reach people stranded by violence in Haiti

Access to essential services is severely limited across Port-au-Prince, especially in neighborhoods most affected by the violence.

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Urban Violence Project - Mobile Clinics in Bel Air

Story | May 10, 2023

A state of constant emergency in North Kivu's Masisi hospital

In DR Congo, MSF is responding to the health consequences of years of conflict and displacement.

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Masisi, a neglected crisis in North Kivu

News | May 10, 2023

What the end of Title 42 means for people seeking safety at the US border

The public health order was exploited to shut out asylum seekers. Its expiration brings new challenges.

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MSF teams witness overwhelming needs of migrants in Mexico’s northern border cities

News | May 09, 2023

Witnessing ‘catastrophic scale’ of sexual violence in North Kivu

MSF teams in and around Goma, DR Congo, cared for 674 victims of sexual violence in just two weeks.

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Psychological support to survivors of sexual violence

News | Mar 24, 2023

MSF public comment on proposed rule to curb asylum in the US

The proposed rule would establish a “presumption of ineligibility” for asylum for most noncitizens who cross the southern border without authorization.

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People walking by a row of grey plastic tents that line a dirt road.

News | Mar 10, 2023

Honduras: MSF applauds end of 14-year ban on emergency contraceptive pill

For many years, Honduras was the only country in Latin America with a blanket ban on the "morning after pill."

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Nadia in a consultation at San Pedro Sula clinic

Story | Mar 08, 2023

Tales of women at sea

“I am a mother. I am a woman. There are so many things that link us together.”

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General - Tales of Women at Sea

Story | Mar 07, 2023

Providing inclusive care for trans asylum seekers in Greece

“I feel more safe now. I feel that I belong to a community for the first time in my life.”

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Yuli on the MSF Day Care Centre balcony.

Story | Mar 07, 2023

Honduras: Sex-positive health care for women in San Pedro Sula

“Taking care of myself is priceless.”

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Nadia in a consultation at San Pedro Sula clinic

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