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People suffer high levels of violence despite peace process
Saving Lives at Sea
MSF launches new website on search and rescue work
Hindrance of humanitarian assistance will create a deadly gap in the Mediterranean Sea
“People are dying of hepatitis E because they don’t have soap or clean water”
10,000 people sleep in Batangafo hospital after camp is looted and burned
Crisis Update - July 2017
The silent war
Refugees and host community bound by suffering
Crisis update – July 2017
10,000 babies born as refugees
Children repeatedly abused by border authorities
The last frontier – migrants stuck in Italy risk all to reach France
Harsh living conditions for migrants in Ventimiglia
Crisis update – July 2017
Q&A: Why MSF didn’t sign the Code of Conduct for Search and Rescue
MSF committed to saving lives on Mediterranean but will not sign the Italian “Code of Conduct”
Raqqa’s besieged residents deprived of urgent medical care
“I suddenly found myself treating my own premature triplets”
Over one million children vaccinated against measles
MSF concerned by high numbers of AIDS deaths in sub-Saharan Africa
A dramatic deterioration for asylum seekers on Lesbos
“One in four patients we assist has experienced violence”
MSF at IAS 2017
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.