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Sudanese women and their unwavering determination to protect their families

World Refugee Day: 117 million people are displaced worldwide

News Jun 21, 2024

Gaza: Critical shortages of medical supplies in MSF-supported facilities

Flooded streets and wreckage in Gaza.

News Jun 21, 2024

Medical supplies arrive in Haiti after three-month disruption

80 tons of medical equipment and supplies arrive by plane in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

story Jun 20, 2024

Four refugee crises happening in 2024

Where the transition has no end

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.

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Story | Jun 19, 2024

How Sudanese women are protecting their families amid war and displacement

“All the responsibilities fall on me. I am now the mother and the father.”

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A Sudanese woman holds her child smiling in Chad.

Story | Jun 10, 2024

The unifying factor among refugees and Sudanese communities: intense need

Sudan’s Um Rakuba camp, which was originally built for Ethiopian refugees, now shelters internally displaced Sudanese people fleeing violence during the current war.

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MSF mobile clinic in Um Rakuba, Sudan

Story | May 10, 2024

There’s homemade spaghetti sauce in the freezer! Love, Mom

Dr. Africa Stewart explains why she left her family to go help mothers in South Sudan.

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Dr. Africa Stewart holding newborn babies
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