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Emergency response in Mocha 04
Yemen

Hundreds of people with shrapnel injures treated at trauma hospital in Mocha

MSF teams have treated 163 patients with shrapnel, blast and other conflict-related injures at our Mocha trauma hospital in Yemen over a period of just 20 days.

Project Update - 6 Dec 2021
 
Dadaab, Kenya - Landscape
Kenya

Urgent solutions needed for refugees as camps set to close

With the planned closure of Kenya’s refugee camps, a precarious future awaits hundreds of thousands of Somalis. Press Release - 6 Dec 2021
 
An aerial view of Dagahaley camp
Kenya

In search of dignity: Refugees in Kenya face a reckoning

A new Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) report outlines the potential dangers facing refugees in Kenya who will find themselves abandoned after camps close next year. Report - 6 Dec 2021
 
Patients in Vodiane
Ukraine

Volunteers help fellow villagers access healthcare in conflict-affected eastern Ukraine

Volunteers are working with MSF in conflict-affected eastern Ukraine to help the elderly and vulnerable in the region access much-needed healthcare. Project Update - 3 Dec 2021
 
Treating the COVID-19 Second wave
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

In an unequal world, our response to COVID-19 cannot be one size-fits-all

MSF Director of Operations Dr Isabelle Defourny explains why she believes that the "one-size-fits-all" approach to COVID-19 vaccination advocated for by the UN is misguided. Opinion - 3 Dec 2021
 
Access to water in Southern Madagascar
Climate emergency

A failure of ambition on climate action will amplify humanitarian needs

Humanitarian organisations are struggling to keep up with the demands of increasingly frequent, erratic, and overlapping crises at current levels of warming. bmj.com - 3 Dec 2021
 
Ma Sabai waiting for appointment
Myanmar

Myanmar: Political turmoil threatens HIV care

MSF Asia Pacific - 1 Dec 2021
 
Sarah*: Patiente VIH Habitante Kinshasa
HIV/AIDS

DRC: People are still dying unnecessarily from HIV

Nearly half a million people are living with HIV in the DRC and thousands are dying unnecessarily - faced with this reality, we are strengthening the provision of HIV care in Kinshasa. Project Update - 1 Dec 2021
 
A. Prun Kumar
World AIDS Day

Why are people living with HIV still dying of AIDS?

It is unacceptable that people living with HIV are still dying because the tests, treatment and care for life-threatening infections are not available. Opinion - 1 Dec 2021
 
Al-Wahda hospital
World Health Assembly

Pandemic preparedness and response: some lessons learnt

MSF shares lessons learned from decades of responding to outbreaks with WHO for a more people-centered approach to pandemic preparedness and response. Statement - 30 Nov 2021
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

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