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Venezuelan Migrants in Peru
Central American migration

Peru: Venezuelan migrants struggle to survive

Political tensions and economic hardships have caused more than 6 million people to leave their homes in Venezuela in recent years. Many are young families, walking and traveling by bus or truck, carrying their belongings in backpacks. Project Update - 18 Mar 2022
 
MSF surgeon in Okhmatdyt hospital, Kyiv
War in Ukraine

Staff in major Kyiv hospital receive training for potential increase in casualties

In anticipation of a potential increase in war-wounded patients, staff from a major hospital in Kyiv, Ukraine, have received training from MSF war surgeons. Project Update - 18 Mar 2022
 
MSF Clinic: inpatient department and surgical capacity, Gogrial, Warrap State. South Sudan
Ethiopia

MSF seeks answers from government after new media report on killing of staff

MSF urges the Ethiopian government to respond to reports that military members were responsible for the killing of MSF staff in Tigray, Ethiopia


Statement - 17 Mar 2022
 
MSF Speaking Out

Level 1 Course: How does Speaking Out Articulate with MSF’s Working Humanitarian Principles?

The central thematic includes concepts such as:
• speaking out
• humanitarian imperative
• international humanitarian framework
• medical ethics including do no harm and solidarity
• working humanitarian principles such as impartiality, neutrality, and independence.
- 17 Mar 2022
 
"Even war has rules” - Press Briefing
MSF Speaking Out

Speaking Out Case Study Learning Modules

The MSF Speaking Out Case Study (SOCS) Learning Modules provide a suite of interactive training tools and multimedia learning opportunities that further increase understandings of speaking out dilemmas, constraints, and controversies detailed in the speaking out case studies. Modules are designed for introductory and advanced levels.
To learn from the case study dilemmas, the teaching methodology employs conceptual and empirical elements including an introduction to speaking out and the speaking out case studies, humanitarian thematics, case study timelines, post-action analysis, and reflections. Advanced modules offer facilitated sessions for in-depth examination of the issues.

The aim is to ground and impart critical thinking and analysis skills regarding MSF’s speaking out experience to a new generation of humanitarian actors.
- 17 Mar 2022
 
Irpin
War in Ukraine

War in Ukraine has displaced me twice and I’m on the road again

The war in Ukraine has once again forced Aleksandr, an MSF staff member, to leave his home in Ukraine. Voices from the Field - 16 Mar 2022
 
Every day thousands of Ukrainians arrive in Slovakia - traumatised and exhausted
War in Ukraine

Every day thousands of Ukrainians arrive in Slovakia – traumatised and exhausted

Around 10,000 Ukrainians are arriving in Slovakia every day, exhausted and traumatised after fleeing the war. Our project coordinator describes the situation on the ground. Interview - 14 Mar 2022
 
Ukrainian refugees in Palanca
War in Ukraine

Thousands of people flee bombings in south Ukraine and head west

Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have arrived in Moldova, heading west, after fleeing bombs and violence in Mykolayiv, Ukraine. Project Update - 12 Mar 2022
 
Rotation 8 Rescue 2
Mediterranean migration

Survivors of “most difficult rescue” need immediate place of safety

MSF's Geo Barents rescue ship has rescued 111 people over the last few days, including one rescue described as one of the "most difficult". The survivors urgently need a place of safety. Project Update - 11 Mar 2022
 
Lviv Train Station, Ukraine
War in Ukraine

“There’s an urgent humanitarian race against time in Ukraine”

Hospitals are in a race against time to get supplies of medical equipment from suppliers, including MSF, as the war in Ukraine intensifies. Voices from the Field - 11 Mar 2022
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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