News from our projects

As part of MSF’s medical-humanitarian activities we’re often building or installing a new facility or service, and we’ve been characteristically busy in many locations in recent months. From responding to the Ebola disease outbreak in…

Over three years, Israel’s military campaign has devastated Gaza’s health system, while Palestinians have faced mass displacement, starvation, repeated attacks, growing restrictions and the destruction of essential infrastructure and access…

Women queue at water points in the Al-Safa cluster of camps in Abu Jubayhah locality, South Kordofan state, Sudan. Jerrycans surround them, waiting to be filled. Until recently, getting water meant walking at least three kilometres. This…

Malaria continues to be a life-threatening and deadly disease for many people around the world, but especially on the African continent. The Douentza region is one of the areas most affected by malaria in Mali, and the seasonal peak each…

In a world that has largely looked away, we ask: who is telling Sudan’s story? When we put this question to one of our Sudanese colleagues, the answer came before we finished asking. “It is we, the Sudanese, who can tell the world our story…

In Port-au-Prince, every movement poses a risk. For thousands of women, seeing a doctor, obtaining contraceptives, attending prenatal check-ups or receiving care after sexual assault has become fraught with obstacles.

At Tabontebike Primary School on the remote atoll of Abaiang, Kiribati, the school bell rings out, signalling the start of recess. Children stream out from classrooms, bare feet racing towards the shade of breadfruit trees through the mid…

Measles and cholera are spreading in the east of the country, and a much greater commitment from health authorities and humanitarian actors is needed to guarantee access to care.

Half of young children screened by MSF in Baidoa, Somalia are acutely malnourished.

Five years after the Taliban’s return to power, Afghanistan remains one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises. While levels of active conflict have decreased in many parts of the country, allowing people to travel to medical facilities…