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A busy scene with people in the middle of Port-au-Prince

Haiti: Survey reveals extreme level of deadly violence in Port-au-Prince

publication Mar 07, 2024

story Mar 11, 2024

“Post-apocalyptic” scenes from Sudan’s capital

The city of Khartoum, Sudan.

story Mar 18, 2024

Rivers, rainforest, and distance stand in the way of care in the Amazon

MSF teams travel by boat to reach Amazonian riverside communities in Brazil.

story Mar 18, 2024

Gaza: Reports of drones, tanks, and shelling near Al-Shifa Hospital

Medical staff treat a patient at Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza

story Mar 12, 2024

Four questions about what’s going on in eastern DR Congo

A Congolese woman holding a baby wrapped in a blanket in DR Congo.

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 | Feb 28, 2024

Tapping into solar energy to power emergency response

MSF logisticians are testing ways to supply energy for medical activities in places with unreliable electricity.

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An MSF team member adjusts equipment for a mobile solar energy in Ourang refugee camp, eastern Chad

Story | Jan 30, 2024

Mozambique: Tackling neglected tropical diseases by improving water and sanitation

MSF partners with communities to build sustainable water solutions.

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The MSF team checks one of the safeguarded wells equipped with hand pump systems built by MSF to facilitate access to water for communities.

Story | Dec 13, 2023

Closing out one year of MSF flood response in Pakistan

After responding to devastating floods in Dadu, Pakistan, MSF hands over medical activities to local health providers.

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An MSF staff member treats a child carried by their mother in Pakistan after the floods.

News | Dec 11, 2023

COP28: Communities hit hardest by climate change are responding with solidarity. So should we.

MSF-USA executive director Avril Benoît on the commitments COP28 leaders must make to respond to the climate emergency.

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Reflection of two people on the surface of water in South Sudan

Story | Dec 07, 2023

In Libya, fears of rain, clouds, and climate change

MSF’s mental health patients in flood-struck Derna are “haunted by the fear that the floods could happen again."

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A damaged bridge with water flowing through in Derna, where MSF is providing mental health care.

Story | Dec 07, 2023

2023: The year in photos

Bearing witness at our medical projects around the world

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A woman holding a baby in a makeshift camp near Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo

Story | Nov 29, 2023

MSF responds after Category 5 Hurricane Otis hits Acapulco

“That hurricane came with undisguised and sick intentions.”

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2.Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) responds to the emergency following Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, Mexico

Story | Nov 28, 2023

In photos: The health effects of climate change in Old Fangak

In communities in and around Old Fangak, South Sudan, MSF is witnessing the effects of climate change and treating people who are falling ill because of it.

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Aerial shot of Old Fangak, which has been significantly impacted by climate change.

News | Nov 28, 2023

COP28: Leaders must take action on health impacts of climate change

“The world’s most vulnerable people are paying with their health and their lives for a problem they did not create.”

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Farmers cultivate their land near the village of Riko in Katsina State amid a drought.

Story | Nov 10, 2023

40 years of adversity and hope in South Sudan

Marking four decades of MSF’s medical humanitarian response in the region now known as South Sudan.

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Silhouette of a mother holding a child in the door frame of an MSF hospital in South Sudan.
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