Crisis Responses

Despite the ceasefire agreement which came into effect on 10 October 2025, Israeli forces continue to kill and injure Palestinians - including children - with drones, airstrikes and shootings.

On 15 April 2023, intense fighting broke out between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces in Khartoum and across most of Sudan. Since then, the conflict has killed and injured thousands of people.

Northern Nigeria is facing an alarming malnutrition crisis. Since 2021, our teams have been seeing an ever-increasing number of malnourished children in our therapeutic feeding centres, with increasingly severe conditions.

The frontline of a three-year conflict between an armed group and the army has reached a capital city in the Democratic Republic of Congo, forcing hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. Casualties and cholera are now seriously affecting a critical humanitarian and health situation.

The war in Ukraine—which escalated after Russian forces launched attacks on multiple cities in late February 2022—continues. Almost seven million people fled to neighbouring countries—more than half have since returned—while more than 3.6 million have been forced from their homes.

MSF is delivering critical care and relief in Syria to strengthen the health system and curtail a health catastrophe—with 90 per cent of the population living in poverty, needs are increasing but cuts to aid are limiting access to care.

Since the assassination of the Haitian President Jovenel Moïse nearly three years ago, the people of the capital Port-au-Prince have been struggling to survive as armed gangs, police, and civilian self-defense brigades fight in the streets of the city.

Since the late 1970s, the Rohingya people, considered “stateless” under international law, have faced persecution in Myanmar, with escalating targeted campaigns forcing hundreds of thousands from their homes to seek refuge in neighbouring countries.