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Mediterranean Migration

Dying To Reach Europe

On 3 October 2016, a joint team from Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and SOS Méditerranée rescued 721 people from an overcrowded wooden boat drifting off the coast of Libya. Of these people, 685 (95%) were from Eritrea, and 197 (25%) of the Eritreans were unaccompanied children
 Report - 14 Mar 2018
 
Rohingya Refugee Crisis

Bangladesh: No One Was Left

MSF estimates that at least 9,400 people lost their lives in Myanmar between 25 August and 24 September, of whom at least 6,700 died due to violence. At least 730 children under the age of five are estimated to have been killed. 
 Report - 14 Mar 2018
 
HIV/Aids

Zimbabwe: Providing adolescent sexual and reproductive services in Mbare

In Zimbabwe, a host of barriers are preventing adolescents from accessing sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services.
 Latest News - 12 Mar 2018
 
HIV/Aids

Zimbabwe: Providing sexual and reproductive health services

In Zimbabwe, a host of barriers are preventing adolescents from accessing sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services.
 Patient and Staff Stories - 12 Mar 2018
 
Syria

East Ghouta, Syria: An outrageous, relentless mass-casualty disaster

At least 344 wounded and 71 dead every day, 7 days a week, for 2 weeks – non-stop
 Press Release - 9 Mar 2018
 
Sexual and gender-based violence

CAR: Survivors describe a mass rape ordeal outside Bossangoa

A mass rape has been reported in the Central African Republic (CAR) after ten survivors were taken to Bossangoa Hospital and provided emergency medical care by MSF staff.
 Latest News - 9 Mar 2018
 
HIV/Aids

MSF Response to New WHO Guidelines for HIV-Related Cryptococcal Disease

New Guidelines Compel Urgent Action to Make Treatment Affordable and Accessible
 Press Release - 8 Mar 2018
 

India: MSF’s hepatitis project in Uttar Pradesh

In January 2017, MSF, in collaboration with the National Health Mission in Uttar Pradesh, started a pilot hepatitis project in Meerut city.
 Press Release - 6 Mar 2018
 
Cholera

Cholera outbreak hits those seeking safety in Uganda

Violence in Ituri province forces thousands from their home. A cholera outbreak hits those seeking safety in Uganda.
 Latest News - 2 Mar 2018
 
Bangladesh

Andries Heyns: Using GIS for humanitarian needs

Engineer and operations researcher Andries Heyns used Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to help map Rohingya refugees living in camps 
 Fieldworkers Stories - 2 Mar 2018