Urgent humanitarian assistance needed in South Sudan
Over the last weeks, fighting in the Greater Upper Nile region has left the town of Wau Shilluk deserted, and now thousands of vulnerable people who fled the violence are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.Latest News - 17 Mar 2017
HIV/AIDS
Patient and Staff Stories - 17 Mar 2017
Fleeing from Wau Shillik with very little to survive on.
Fighting in the Greater Upper Nile region has left the town of Wau Shilluk deserted, and now thousands of vulnerable people who fled the violence are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.Patient and Staff Stories - 17 Mar 2017
Drug-resistant TB
Patient and Staff Stories - 17 Mar 2017
"Now I am better" - A grueling fight against TB
Every year, on average 7000 people in Eswatini are diagnosed with Tuberculosis (TB), of which around 900 will develop Drug Resistant TB (DR-TB).Patient and Staff Stories - 17 Mar 2017
Drug-resistant TB
Videos and Photos - 17 Mar 2017
A Grueling Fight against TB
Diagnosed with Multi-Drug Resistant TB (MD-RTB) and started treatment in March 2013. Six months into her treatment, the disease was not responding and the tuberculosis bacteria had become resistant to the medicines used.Videos and Photos - 17 Mar 2017
Financial Report
Report - 16 Mar 2017
MSF International Financial Report 2015
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) audited combined Financial Statements for 2015.Report - 16 Mar 2017
Turkey
One year into the implementation of the EU-Turkey deal many still don’t understand what it is, so here is a 2 minute explainer of the main points and the main issues.
Videos and Photos - 16 Mar 2017
The EU-Turkey deal explained
One year into the implementation of the EU-Turkey deal many still don’t understand what it is, so here is a 2 minute explainer of the main points and the main issues.
Videos and Photos - 16 Mar 2017
Malawi
Fieldworkers Stories - 16 Mar 2017
Towani Mkandawire: “We won’t solve every problem, but we will save lives”
A Malawian logistician spent a year in Sierra Leone getting supplies to people in the most remote areas.Fieldworkers Stories - 16 Mar 2017
Dilemmas and adaptations in medical facilities continually threatened by attacks in Syria
Six years into the war in Syria, civilians are caught up in a complex humanitarian crisis in which millions have no access to basic healthcare.Latest News - 15 Mar 2017
One year on from the EU-Turkey deal: challenging the EU’s alternative facts
One year ago, the ‘Balkan route’ – by which refugees, asylum seekers and migrants travelled from Greece to northern Europe – was closed. This route had constituted the only hope for thousands of people seeking protection in Europe. In the wake of this, on 18 March 2016 the European Union (EU) and Turkey issued the EU-Turkey statement, commonly referred to as the EU-Turkey deal. This deal aimed at stemming arrivals of asylum seekers and migrants from Turkey to Europe, and allegedly offered “migrants an alternative to putting their lives at risk”. Nine months later, the deal was reinforced with a joint action plan, a two-page document setting out further action to be taken.Report - 15 Mar 2017
Activity Report
Report - 15 Mar 2017
Changes in medical practice in Syria
Over what has now been nearly six years of war, Syrians have suffered immeasurably. Amidst the brutality of the Syrian conflict, violence against medical facilities, staff and patients has become horrifyingly routine. In 2016 alone, 81 medical facilities have been damaged or destroyed in Azaz and Aleppo districts, some repeatedly. This follows 94 attacks on MSF-supported facilities in 2015, which killed 81 healthcare staff.Report - 15 Mar 2017