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As Sudan marks the third anniversary of a devastating war on 15 April, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) condemns the unleashed violence, widespread impunity and constrained humanitarian access amid the collapse of the…

Faadumo sits on the bed in the tuberculosis (TB) department of Mudug Regional Hospital in Galkayo; her hands clasped in her lap. It is late afternoon. She has not eaten since the previous day. When the nurse passes her the tablets, she…

After escaping violent attacks in Jonglei and Upper Nile, thousands of people are surviving outdoors with little food, water, or medical care.

Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) teams across Lebanon have rapidly adapted their activities to respond to the growing humanitarian needs resulting from the escalation of violence and the mass displacement of people due…

MSF is supporting child and maternal nutrition in Afar, where intense heat, unsafe drinking water, and long travel distances limit access to timely healthcare.

Attacks are devastating frontline communities and increasing humanitarian needs among displaced people, from shelter to medical care.

Cholera is an acute bacterial infection transmitted through water. It manifests itself as sudden and severe diarrhoea, which can cause severe dehydration in a short period of time and, if untreated, lead to death. However, if treated in…

As you may have heard in the news, Israel has decided to withhold registration from MSF and more than 30 other international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) from operating inside Gaza and the West Bank. That follows strict new…

Kaylar village, in the middle of Inle Lake in Southern Shan State, Myanmar, was significantly affected by the earthquake that struck Myanmar in March 2025. The already deteriorated water supply system, relied on by villagers for daily water…

The new MSF vessel, Oyvon, has been refitted and equipped to help save lives on one of the world’s deadliest migration routes.