Julie Remy

MSF's publications are an expression of our belief in the principle of témoignage, or bearing witness, and the belief that we are accountable to those we work for and with. Sharing news about our activities and reflecting on them, offering critiques when necessary, are therefore crucial aspects of our work.

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Press release

Iraq: Scores of War-Wounded Patients Treated in Western Mosul, Thousands More Trapped

July 05, 2017

Extreme levels of conflict and violence in the Iraqi city of Mosul—including airstrikes, bombardment, suicide attacks, and gunshots—are taking a devastating toll on residents trapped in the embattled Old City, the international medical humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said today.
Press release

Yemen: On First Day of Ceasefire, Hospitals Receive 76 Wounded and 21 Dead in Taiz

November 21, 2016

After intense fighting yesterday in Taiz, Yemen, emergency rooms managed or supported by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) received 76 war-wounded patients and another 21 people who were dead on arrival, including one off-duty MSF staff person.

It was the first day of a newly announced ceasefire in Yemen.

Most of the patients suffered fractures, severe burns, open wounds and lacerations as well as internal injuries. The wounded and dead were received on both sides of the front line, in hospitals and trauma centers managed or supported by MSF in Taiz.
Story from the front line

A Girl from Aleppo: Four Years, 20 Operations, and the Damage Done

November 07, 2016

Residents of besieged Eastern Aleppo have been told to leave their homes or face death. As they brace themselves for what comes next, Amal Abdullah recalls the day four years ago when she was told to leave the eastern Aleppo neighborhood she grew up in, and the damages she faced even after relocating to escape the dangers of war.

Video

The Patients Who Climb Trees: Treating Pediatric Injuries

June 09, 2016

Higher and higher kids scramble up the trees to catch the last fruits at the end of the dry season. Inside the operating theater of Aweil State hospital, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) anesthetic nurse Armelle Vanderhagen explains the injuries sustained by patients who arrive.
Field news

Gaza: Between Relief and Pessimism

September 23, 2014

 

With bombs falling since July 8, the Palestinian Territory returned to a semblance of calm on August 26. The human and material damage is immense and the political and economic situation does not give cause for optimism.  

When an unlimited ceasefire between Hamas and the Israeli Defense Forces was announced, the streets of Gaza filled with jubilant crowds. For weeks, few people aside from ambulance drivers would have been on these roads, but now students were returning to classrooms, businesses were getting up and running again, and fishermen headed back to the sea.
Field news

Central African Republic: A Day in the Bush

September 17, 2014

MSF is providing care to people displaced by violence in Central African Republic.
Voice from the Field

Gaza: As Ceasefire Ends, Misery Resumes

August 01, 2014

 

Michele Beck, a medical referent with Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), is in Gaza City, explains what MSF teams have and have not been able to do in the last few days.

A 72-hour truce began this morning, but it did not last long. During the truce we had planned to go to Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, to see if they needed any additional supplies or staff. But we couldn’t—we had to turn around as the fighting resumed.
Press release

Iraq: Scores of War-Wounded Patients Treated in Western Mosul, Thousands More Trapped

July 05, 2017

Extreme levels of conflict and violence in the Iraqi city of Mosul—including airstrikes, bombardment, suicide attacks, and gunshots—are taking a devastating toll on residents trapped in the embattled Old City, the international medical humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said today.
Press release

Yemen: On First Day of Ceasefire, Hospitals Receive 76 Wounded and 21 Dead in Taiz

November 21, 2016

After intense fighting yesterday in Taiz, Yemen, emergency rooms managed or supported by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) received 76 war-wounded patients and another 21 people who were dead on arrival, including one off-duty MSF staff person.

It was the first day of a newly announced ceasefire in Yemen.

Most of the patients suffered fractures, severe burns, open wounds and lacerations as well as internal injuries. The wounded and dead were received on both sides of the front line, in hospitals and trauma centers managed or supported by MSF in Taiz.
Story from the front line

A Girl from Aleppo: Four Years, 20 Operations, and the Damage Done

November 07, 2016

Residents of besieged Eastern Aleppo have been told to leave their homes or face death. As they brace themselves for what comes next, Amal Abdullah recalls the day four years ago when she was told to leave the eastern Aleppo neighborhood she grew up in, and the damages she faced even after relocating to escape the dangers of war.

Video

The Patients Who Climb Trees: Treating Pediatric Injuries

June 09, 2016

Higher and higher kids scramble up the trees to catch the last fruits at the end of the dry season. Inside the operating theater of Aweil State hospital, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) anesthetic nurse Armelle Vanderhagen explains the injuries sustained by patients who arrive.
Field news

Gaza: Between Relief and Pessimism

September 23, 2014

 

With bombs falling since July 8, the Palestinian Territory returned to a semblance of calm on August 26. The human and material damage is immense and the political and economic situation does not give cause for optimism.  

When an unlimited ceasefire between Hamas and the Israeli Defense Forces was announced, the streets of Gaza filled with jubilant crowds. For weeks, few people aside from ambulance drivers would have been on these roads, but now students were returning to classrooms, businesses were getting up and running again, and fishermen headed back to the sea.
Field news

Central African Republic: A Day in the Bush

September 17, 2014

MSF is providing care to people displaced by violence in Central African Republic.
Voice from the Field

Gaza: As Ceasefire Ends, Misery Resumes

August 01, 2014

 

Michele Beck, a medical referent with Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), is in Gaza City, explains what MSF teams have and have not been able to do in the last few days.

A 72-hour truce began this morning, but it did not last long. During the truce we had planned to go to Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, to see if they needed any additional supplies or staff. But we couldn’t—we had to turn around as the fighting resumed.