This attack cannot be dismissed as an error. It was a deliberate attempt to sabotage water distribution to civilians who cannot leave the area, particularly the poorest, the sick, and the most vulnerable living in tents or in the rubble of what used to be their homes. 

This attack cannot be dismissed as an error. It was a deliberate attempt to sabotage water distribution to civilians who cannot leave the area, particularly the poorest, the sick, and the most vulnerable living in tents or in the rubble of what used to be their homes. 

Palestinians are facing forced mass displacement across the West Bank by Israeli forces and settlers, significantly heightening the risk of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territory, warns MSF.

Palestinians are facing forced mass displacement across the West Bank by Israeli forces and settlers, significantly heightening the risk of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territory, warns MSF.

Sarah Chateau, longtime MSF program manager, looks back on four years since the change of power in Kabul. Interwoven with photographs of public events and MSF’s care, she reflects on the many restrictions placed on women, including MSF’s staff, and the detrimental effect on their health—and that of their children. 

Sarah Chateau, longtime MSF program manager, looks back on four years since the change of power in Kabul. Interwoven with photographs of public events and MSF’s care, she reflects on the many restrictions placed on women, including MSF’s staff, and the detrimental effect on their health—and that of their children. 

As prematurely born babies fight for their lives, medical teams in Gaza lack essential equipment such as ultrasounds, incubators, medical supplies, and even premature infant formula, to keep them alive. In mid-July, Dr Joanne Perry shared her experience treating premature babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) of the MSF-supported Al-Helou hospital in northern Gaza.

As prematurely born babies fight for their lives, medical teams in Gaza lack essential equipment such as ultrasounds, incubators, medical supplies, and even premature infant formula, to keep them alive. In mid-July, Dr Joanne Perry shared her experience treating premature babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) of the MSF-supported Al-Helou hospital in northern Gaza.

Epidemiologist Seinn Seinn Min describes her work in Zimbabwe, from supporting a clinic for young people to a mobile clinic for miners, and how she copes on assignment, away from home.