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MSF-USA Gaza Vigil at the UN

MSF calls US veto of Gaza ceasefire resolution “a vote against humanity”

News Dec 08, 2023

story Dec 07, 2023

2023: The year in photos

A woman holding a baby in a makeshift camp near Goma, DRC

News Dec 08, 2023

UN Security Council must demand immediate, sustained ceasefire in Gaza

MSF staff hold a vigil in front of the United Nations

story Dec 05, 2023

Water scarcity presents health risks to Sudanese refugees in Chad

A woman holding jerry cans of water at a water distribution point in eastern Chad.

News Dec 04, 2023

The US must call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza

Ceasefire now

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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Story | Nov 21, 2023

Darién Gap: “We crossed the jungle looking for a better future—not for our lives to end.”

MSF teams in Panama are treating rising rates of sexual violence among migrants crossing the deadly Darién Gap on their journey north.

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People migrating north walk across a river in the Darién Gap between Colombia and Panama.

Story | Sep 11, 2023

Migrants on the move: In search of safety in the Americas

Violence, hunger, and deep moments of anguish along Central American migration routes.

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A large group of people are walking along a fence holding children and belongings.

Story | Jul 13, 2023

Beyond Title 42

Humane policies at the United States border should replace harsh new asylum restrictions.

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A woman hugs her child in Mexico after migrating from Honduras.

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 | 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.

Story | Nov 16, 2022

MSF international president speaks out on inhumane conditions for refugees in Mexico

Biden administration must commit to permanently ending Title 42.

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A man walks through the "Senda de Vida" migrant shelter in Reynosa, Mexico, at the US southern border. Hundreds of families relocated to this shelter in May 2022 after a camp that had formed in a public plaza was evacuated and cleared away. At the time, two thousand people were living in the camp, including hundreds of children.

Story | Sep 23, 2022

Migration in the Americas: “All we are looking for is a better life”

Perilous routes and inhumane migration policies are not deterring people from attempting the treacherous journey north.

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An MSF mobile clinic assists migrants at the Honduras-Nicaragua border

Story | Jul 21, 2022

Caring for people on the move in Mexico

Asylum seekers in Mexico are suffering the consequences of failed immigration policies.

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Story | Nov 18, 2021

Safe routes urgently needed for thousands of migrants crossing the Darién Gap

Panamanian and Colombian governments must protect migrants from violence

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Bajo Chiquito

News | Sep 25, 2019

El Salvador is not a safe country for refugees or asylum seekers

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A woman and her son walk past graffiti referencing the M13 gang in Las Margaritas, Soyapango, El Salvador.
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