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Video: Mokthar, landmine victim in Yemen, tells his story
MSF welcomes GSK’s decision to lower the price of the pneumonia vaccine for some of the world’s most vulnerable children
MSF response to attacks on 18 UN and Syrian Arab Red Crescent aid trucks
Grandma Nantiek in Bentiu Protection of Civilians camp
Migrants fears pile up as pressure on Jungle camp builds
Reality Check: UN High-Level Meeting on Refugees and Migrants
Global commitments to stop killer diseases put to the test – lives are hanging in the balance
MSF operations in Iraq
Strengthening quality of care in a health system destabilized by years of conflict
With the Calais ‘Jungle’ about to be dismantled, what will become of unaccompanied minors?
As armed conflict intensifies once again, seeking medical care is dangerous
Patient stories, malnutrition in Bokoro region
Recurring malnutrition, a silent epidemic devastating the country
The naked truth
MSF urges governments to set medical research policies that align with people’s health needs
Providing guidance to ensure high quality care
A very normal birth in dangerously abnormal conditions
MSF assists hundreds of newly displaced people in eastern Diffa
Healthcare at breaking point
Everyone here is very confused; we do not know what to expect
You are so close, yet so very far because you are unable to reach those in need
We cannot go and leave our people behind; we do not have the right to leave them alone
We are under attack almost every day; life has become almost impossible
Malnutrition is the biggest problem in Bama
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.