MSF scales up its medical response in Port-au-Prince during chaos in the Haitian capital

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is scaling up its medical activities in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to care for the mounting number of people injured in the chaos that has engulfed the Haitian capital since the Feb. 28 announcement that general elections may be postponed as late as August 2025. The violence has taken on a […]

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Gaza: MSF UK Board member killed during Israeli offensive in Khan Younis

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is devastated about the death Reem Abu Lebdeh, an associate trustee of the MSF UK Board and former staff member in Gaza, whom we believe was killed sometime in December 2023. Though the exact circumstances and date of Reem’s death remain unclear, we believe she was killed along with […]

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MSF demands action to stop brutality and sexual violence in the Darien Gap

People on the migration route through the Darién Gap, the roadless region between Colombia and Panama, experience an intensified level of brutality and cruelty in attacks of sexual violence. In the last two months, teams from Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) have also recorded an exponential increase in the number of assaults, in what […]

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Gaza: Over 100 people killed, many wounded while waiting for food

“We are horrified by the latest news from Gaza City, where over 100 people were killed and about 750 wounded today, according to local health authorities, after Israeli forces reportedly opened fire as Palestinians were waiting to receive food from aid trucks. MSF staff were not present on the site, and due to bad telecommunications, we […]

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Mexico: Rise in kidnappings and sexual violence near US border seriously impacts health of people on the move, says MSF

“I was not like this before, I knew how to cope with problems, but now I find it hard,” says Camila,* tears running down her face as she sits in a shelter for migrants in Matamoros, in Mexico’s Tamaulipas state. Camila’s tears are just one sign of what she has been through in recent weeks. […]

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Small voices: a glimpse into the world of the youngest victims in conflict torn Ituri province

Ituri province, in the east of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has been gripped for decades by recurring cycles of violence. Since mid-February there has been a resurgence of attacks, many of them targeting civilians, resulting in significant casualties, especially among women and children. In response to people’s critical medical needs in the province, in […]

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Gaza: Attacks on humanitarian workers amid relentless bombardment make vital assistance near impossible

One month ago, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued provisional measures ordering Israel to prevent and punish acts of genocide and ensure that basic services and aid reach people in the Gaza Strip. However, the humanitarian situation for trapped Gazans remains catastrophic. According to local health authorities, the number of people killed in Gaza […]

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“I wouldn’t wish it on anyone”: A migrants’ journey through the Darien gap

Keiber migrated to Ecuador with his wife, where they had two children. Now the four of them are travelling to the United States. Keiber was interviewed at the temporary migration reception centre in Lajas Blancas, Panama, after having crossed the Darien Gap.  “We left Valencia [in Venezuela] five years ago for Ecuador. I am 26 […]

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In Eastern DRC, needs are everywhere as displacement reach unprecedented levels

In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) the humanitarian crisis has reached dramatic proportions in 2023, with massive levels of violence and displacement. In North Kivu, armed clashes linked to the resurgence of the M23 armed group have forced up to 1 million people to flee their homes. Often overshadowed, the provinces of Ituri and […]

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