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MSF search and rescue teams rescue migrants from a capsized boat in the Central Mediterranean.

Italy: Charges dropped against rescues at sea

News Apr 19, 2024

News Apr 12, 2024

Sudan’s humanitarian catastrophe must be addressed

Sudanese women and children wait for malnutrition care from MSF in Zamzam camp.

News Apr 16, 2024

Myanmar: MSF office in Rakhine state destroyed

Burned remains of MSF office in Buthidaung.

story Apr 19, 2024

Seven years in limbo: Saving lives is not a crime

An MSF search and rescue staff member approaches a boat in distress in the Mediterranean.

story Apr 16, 2024

MSF is deeply concerned over deportations of Afghans from Pakistan

A view of a street in Pashtunabad neighborhood, Pakistan.

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News | Apr 15, 2024

UN Sudan appeal falls short

Funds pledged are nowhere near enough to meet Sudan’s needs

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Refugees shelter under a tree in Andre, Chad.

News | Apr 15, 2024

Gavi must do more to get vaccines to people excluded from vaccination

More people worldwide are falling ill with vaccine-preventable diseases because those in fragile and emergency settings don’t have access to routine vaccinations.

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Vital Response to Diphtheria in Siguiri - Guinea

Story | Apr 15, 2024

Life amid bullets and bombs: Stories from Sudan

MSF staff and patients share their experiences living and working in a country during an unprecedented crisis.

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Khadija Mohammad Abakkar, internally displaced person in Sudan.

Story | Apr 12, 2024

One year of war in Sudan

How a massive humanitarian crisis has unfolded over the past year in Sudan.

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Displaced Sudanese woman with her children in Wad Madani, Sudan.

News | Apr 12, 2024

Sudan’s humanitarian catastrophe must be addressed

25 million people in Sudan are in dire need of humanitarian assistance, but the global response is a drop in the ocean.

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Sudanese women and children wait for malnutrition care from MSF in Zamzam camp.

Story | Apr 10, 2024

Sudan: Witnessing a life-and-death emergency on a massive scale

One of the world's largest humanitarian crises deserves more global attention

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Sudanese refugees on hospital beds in eastern Chad

Story | Apr 09, 2024

Haiti: "Our health care system is falling apart"

Dr. Priscille Cupidon on the deteriorating situation in Haiti and the resulting collapse of health care.

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A person rides a motorcycle through fire in Haiti.

Story | Apr 09, 2024

Surviving sexual violence in the camps of Benue, Nigeria

Women share their stories of surviving sexual violence amid conflict and displacement.

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An open hand holding a whistle for protection from sexual violence in Nigeria.

Story | Apr 08, 2024

The village protecting mothers and babies in DR Congo

How MSF is working to reduce maternal and child mortality in Walikale territory, North Kivu province.

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Woman standing next to her newborn twins resting on a hospital bed.

Story | Apr 08, 2024

Dr. Christou: Sudan among worst crises in decades

The lack of humanitarian response to the Sudan crisis is “unfathomable, unacceptable, and it cannot be allowed to continue.”

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MSF International President Dr. Christos Christou visits teaching hospital in Central Darfur, Sudan

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