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A destroyed car blocking a road in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Surging conflict in Haiti disrupts health care system

story May 03, 2024

story May 03, 2024

Why cholera is on the rise in Zimbabwe

Women fetch wate from a river in Zimbabwe.

story May 01, 2024

What it takes to get lifesaving supplies into Gaza

Trucks carrying supplies at the border of Gaza.

story Apr 30, 2024

Urgent delivery of food aid needed in Zamzam camp, Sudan

A mother and child at Zamzam camp in North Darfur, Sudan.

News Apr 29, 2024

Gaza: "Silent killings" continue as Rafah invasion looms

A veiled woman waits in a chair at an MSF facility in Gaza.

Speaking out about the emergencies our staff and patients witness is part of who we are. Explore our history and principles.

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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 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

Story | Aug 21, 2020

Protecting women's health during a pandemic

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Choloma: mother and child healthcare

Story | Apr 18, 2019

Reaching out to survivors of sexual violence in Honduras and Mexico

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Acapulco Sexual Violence

Alert Newsletter | Jul 31, 2018

Summer 2018: Strong women

Helping women and girls survive in emergencies

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Rainy season begins in Bangladesh
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