Media coverage

MSF international president urges the World Medical Association to advocate for healthcare workers in Gaza and the West Bank.

When people think of MSF, they often picture emergency teams responding in conflict zones or epidemics. But MSF’s evolving approach means also navigating the climate health crisis.

MSF international president reflects on the continued complicity of world leaders who allow Israel to continue its genocidal campaign in Gaza and calls for a drastic policy shift.

Despite the adoption of UNSC 2286 ten years ago, attacks on hospitals, clinics, ambulances, patients and health workers, continue to rise writes executive director Tom Roth.

Anastassia Chkolenok, MSF Humanitarian Affairs Coordinator in Eastern DRC speaks with the Radio National Hour about the current Ebola disease outbreak.

Breastfeeding is a significant protective factor for mothers and babies in emergency situations, says Médecins Sans Frontières paediatrician, Dr Mariana Gutierrez Popoca.

Following the cancellation of Dr Natalie Thurtle’s keynote referencing her work with MSF in Palestine, this piece evaluates the challenges and perceived barriers to speaking out.

Having worked with MSF in Gaza, Dr Thienminh Dinh reflects on the catastrophic levels of destruction and deprivation of basic human dignity that she witnessed.

Following heavy air strikes in Beirut, Lou Cormack, MSF Head of Mission in Lebanon talks to the deliberate targeting of healthcare workers and facilities in the country.

Emergency paediatrics consultant Josephine Goodyer and ID consultant Tasnim Hasan are two of more than 100 Australians and New Zealanders who worked with MSF last year.