Hano Yagoub, MSF’s acting emergency coordinator in Gedaref, Sudan, describes the situation in Um Rakuba camp, where 15,000 people are sheltering after fleeing violence in Ethiopia
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Read More… from Sudan: ‘Services for refugees need to increase, otherwise it will be a disaster’
MSF condemns a serious and violent obstruction of medical aid, and calls for respect of humanitarian and medical action and the civilian population.
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Read More… from Mali: A patient dies after an MSF ambulance is violently detained
This report is the second of the accountability reports MSF is producing on our COVID-19 response. Read also the first report, covering the period March – May 2020.
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Read More… from Responding to COVID-19: Global Accountability Report 2 – June to August 2020
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is providing comprehensive medical care to people affected by the recent hurricanes that have battered Honduras. As of November 25, an estimated 89,335 people are in shelters and 399,062 have been evacuated from their homes. Almost a third of the country’s population has been affected by this emergency, most […]
Read More… from MSF in Honduras: Increasing activities to care for people most affect by hurricanes
Since late 2019, Lebanon has been grappling with its worst economic crisis in decades, social unrest and political turmoil. On top of that, and following the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic at the start of 2020, a major explosion tore through the capital, Beirut, in August. These overlapping crises have exacerbated people’s vulnerability and pushed […]
Read More… from Lebanon: Overlapping crises increase needs and worsen access to care
An ppdate on the rise in violence in Douentza, central Mali, and MSF’s response.
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Read More… from MSF is treating people injured in attacks in central Mali
The staff member had been severely wounded in the incident that took place on December 28, and which killed a number of passengers and injured several others.
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Nigeria has some of the highest number of deaths from malaria worldwide. Usually, peak malaria season takes place during the rainy season from August to mid-October, when mosquitoes breed, after which patient numbers begin to decrease. This year, however, medical teams from Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) working in northeast Nigeria’s Borno state have witnessed […]
Read More… from Nigeria: Long malaria season claims lives in Borno
The year 2020 has been considered a historic one for Afghanistan. In February, 20 years since the US-led invasion, the US signed a deal with the Islamic Emirate – otherwise known as the Taliban – to pave the way for a conditions-based withdrawal of US troops. In September, intra-Afghan talks between the Taliban and the […]
Read More… from Afghanistan: Persistent insecurity amid ‘peace protest’
Latest Facts • 1,320,100 vaccinations against measles • 59,400 people on first-line HIV anti-retroviral therapy • 4,970 people treated for meningitis • 10,384,000 outpatient consultations Mass outbreaks of cholera, Ebola, measles and tuberculosis have shaken healthcare systems across several countries, including Cameroon, Nigeria, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Lebanon and Central African […]