Nepal flash floods: Our team is assessing needs on the ground
In response to devastating flash floods, an MSF team has arrived in Nepal to assess people’s immediate needs.
Risking your life to reach lifesaving care: The ironic reality facing Haitian women
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.
Eastern Chad: Investigating abuse and strengthening prevention
In late 2024, following media reporting, MSF launched an investigation into allegations of sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment linked to humanitarian operations in eastern Chad. The investigation concluded in mid-2025. Alongside our…
Our commitment to building an organisation where everyone is safe
Over the past eight years, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has published annual figures on reports of abuse and misconduct in our organisation. The latest figures tell an important but difficult story. As in previous years, the number of…
Water Is Life: Water Security and Public Health in a Changing Climate
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…
As the Ebola disease response continues, other health needs in DRC must not be neglected
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.
Statement on Israeli Military’s decision to deny a criminal investigation into MSF killings and injuries
Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) strongly condemns the decision by the Israeli Military Advocate General (MAG) to close, without opening a criminal investigation, the cases MSF itself submitted for review: the multiple…
The world must not wait for a famine declaration in Somalia before acting
Half of young children screened by MSF in Baidoa, Somalia are acutely malnourished.
Mental healthcare in a morgue: How an MSF psychologist is helping earthquake survivors in Venezuela
Nearly two months after the twin earthquakes on 24 June in north-central Venezuela - which left more than 6,300 people dead and 1,400 missing - affected communities in La Guaira and Caracas are facing a profound mental health crisis marked…
Q&A: What you need to know about Afghanistan after five years of Taliban rule
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…
Over $1,800 a litre: An MSF worker explains how Israel’s blockade on engine oil is costing lives in Gaza
There is a critical shortage of engine oil and spare parts in Gaza, Palestine. In July, our teams were being quoted prices over $1,800 per litre of engine oil - more than 20 times the price it was six months ago. As a result of these…
A Brush with Memory: Between home and displacement
Israel’s intensified airstrikes across multiple areas of Lebanon since 2 March 2026, have caused thousands of deaths, injuries, and widespread displacement. Forcible displacement has forced families to flee repeatedly, often without safe…
MSF Statement on the occasion of the high-level visit to DRC of Dr Tedros Abhanom Ghebreyesus, World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General
"Every day lost allows the virus to stay one step ahead and more lives to be needlessly lost."
The number one health issue in Palestine is the Israeli occupation
Dr Javid Abdelmoneim is the International President of Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and worked as an emergency doctor in Gaza in 2024, primarily in Nasser hospital. As the genocide in Gaza surpasses 1,000 days, and…