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“I left my namesake in Old Fangak”
Crisis update – December 2017
Giving Syrian refugees a safe place to give birth
Rann bombing - one year on
“I feel ashamed of relying on others to live, but we can’t go home”
No red lights to saving lives
33 blast victims treated by MSF in Raqqa in the first week of 2018
Thousands displaced by fighting north of Paoua
Caring for villagers trapped near frontlines in Opytne
YEAR AT A GLANCE: In 2017, #Aquarius rescued 15,078 people in 112 different rescue or transfer operations. Among th… https://t.co/IHmKGThx6X
Building a hospital for Rohingya in three weeks
A living nightmare (part two)
Medical evacuations must be permitted with no strings attached
Emergence of diphtheria worsens situation of Rohingya refugees
Crisis update – December 2017
MSF reports show more assistance is needed to meet healthcare needs
MSF Reconstructive Surgery Hospital
A decade of healing at MSF’s reconstructive surgery hospital
A year in pictures 2017
MSF challenges Gilead’s patent application for hepatitis C treatment
A living nightmare (part one): To leave or die
From cholera to diphtheria – shattered health system battles a new threat
MSF surveys estimate that at least 6,700 Rohingya were killed during the attacks in Myanmar
8 ways user fees for health are harmful to people
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.