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Libya

Nowhere to go but the sea

Escalating conflict and insecurity in Libya are leading thousands of people to flee, taking their chances on unseaworthy boats across the Mediterranean. 
 Patient and Staff Stories - 15 Jan 2020
 
Syria

Despair and displacement in wintry northwest Syria

Intense military offensives by the Government of Syria and its allies in southern Idlib, involving shelling, aerial bombing and ground offensives, have resulted in a massive new movement of people to escape the war zone.
 Latest News - 14 Jan 2020
 
Bending the Curves - Eshowe HIV
HIV/Aids

Report: Lay Health Workers for an HIV Free Generation

Report - 14 Jan 2020
 
Learners of Hhashi High School in the remote Umlalazi Municipality under Uthungulu Districtict in KwaZulu-Natal receiving HIV Counselling and Testing at Doctors Without Borders (MSF) Mobile 1-Stop Shop.
HIV/Aids

Illustrated Comic, Ama Lay Counsellors: Speaking my language (Zulu)

 








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 Report - 13 Jan 2020
 
Sexual and gender-based violence

Ten Years After Earthquake Haiti Health Structures Are On The Brink Of Collapse

New report highlights dangerous new obstacles facing health care providers and patients in Haiti
 Press Release - 10 Jan 2020
 
Measles

DRC: Efforts to tackle the deadly measles epidemic remain insufficient

The current measles epidemic in the DRC is the world largest and the biggest recorded in the country for years
 Latest News - 9 Jan 2020
 
Measles

DRC: Fighting measles in Ebola-affected areas

9,605 new cases of measles were reported in the last week of November in DRC, the highest number since the start of the year
 - 9 Jan 2020
 

DRC: Military presence leads MSF to stop activities in Ebola-affected Biakato

The presence of arms and weapons in hospitals and clinics has resulted in MSF taking the difficult decision to stop medical activities – including those related to Ebola – in Biakato.
 Latest News - 24 Dec 2019
 
Doctors Without Borders Southern Africa: Schools Health Programme Toolkit
HIV/Aids

Illustrated Comic: Ama Lay Counsellors: Speaking my language

A comic book which tells the stories of three MSF lay counselors, who work in MSF’s ‘Bending the Curves’ project in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
 Report - 23 Dec 2019
 
Malaria

Borno State: The end of malaria season, and the need for functioning health infrastructure

Over ten years of conflict between the Nigerian military and armed opposition groups have compounded the challenges people face in accessing healthcare, the population displaced, and millions of lives disrupted.
 Latest News - 19 Dec 2019