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Treating children during the Malaria peak at Rutshuru General Hospital
Working to prevent children from falling ill
MSF and MOAS – Answers to some frequently asked questions
European leaders are digging in their heels - saving lives in danger right now is still not their priority
“Their Lives are Shattered”
HIV: MSF-UNAIDS report endorses community models of care
“Without healthcare in Boguila our children would be like dead leaves falling from a tree”.
Fighting in Malakal town increases fear and tension in the civilian population in Upper Nile
MSF teams respond to health needs of displaced people in South Africa following xenophobic violence targeting foreign nationals
MSF supports the Ministry of Health to respond to measles outbreak in Sudan
MSF expands its medical activities in Debaltseve
More about MSF's work with refugees and migrants
MSF calls for large scale search and rescue operation in the Mediterranean
In the Carnot enclave “All I dream of is getting out of here and starting all over again”
MSF assists five children injured in suicide attack near Ansongo
MSF receives 30 wounded after airstrikes on Huth
Somali refugees must not be forcibly returned, says MSF
Tackling the epidemic across country borders
MSF provides mental health support to those affected by the attack in the Timba district, in the Cauca region
A year after mass killings in Bentiu, violence and displacement continue
MSF starts an emergency intervention in Kouango amid ‘a terrible mix of violence, displacement and lack of basic healthcare’
Ebola: Living in the aftermath
Surviving Survival - Life after recovery
The art of survival
How we deliver medical humanitarian assistance
Everywhere we work, the circumstances are unique. Nonetheless, our programmes generally follow a common set of practices designed to make sure our resources and expertise are used to maximum effect.