Determined to save lives? UN Summit on Refugees & Migrants
Videos and Photos - 19 Sep 2016
HIV/AIDS
Latest News - 16 Sep 2016
MSF statement on Global Replenishment Conference
While notable progresses have been made against HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, the battle is not over.Latest News - 16 Sep 2016
Drug-resistant TB
Fieldworkers Stories - 16 Sep 2016
Patricia Nyoni “It’s an indescribable feeling to see patients go from bad to good”
Meet MSF Fieldworker Patricia Nyoni who has recently returned from a three-year assignment in Eswatini - a country struggling to cope with the dual epidemic of HIV and TB.Fieldworkers Stories - 16 Sep 2016
Drug-resistant TB
Briefing Document - 16 Sep 2016
HIV, TB and malaria: world leaders' commitment to combat mass killers
The replenishment conference of the Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB and Malaria that takes place in Montreal this week will be a yardstick against which to measure how well world leaders’ actions reflect their words in promising to end the three epidemics by 2030.Briefing Document - 16 Sep 2016
Malnutrition
Latest News - 15 Sep 2016
Recurring malnutrition, a silent epidemic devastating Chad
In July 2015, MSF opened an emergency nutrition project in Bokoro in southwestern Chad. Since 2010, MSF has carried out four nutrition interventions in this drought prone area in the central Sahel region in an attempt to tackle the growing malnutrition emergency. The Bokoro project is part of MSF’s wider operational strategy to tackle malnutrition in Chad.Latest News - 15 Sep 2016
Malnutrition
Chad: " My daughter has to wait for her child to come home. Illness has separated them.”
Patient and Staff Stories - 15 Sep 2016
South Africa
Op-Ed - 15 Sep 2016
MSF launches an awareness campaign to provoke South Africans to consider humanitarian values
We don’t care about stopping wars. We don’t care about which side you fight on. And we even don’t care about the fact that you’re not an innocent victim.Op-Ed - 15 Sep 2016