Sexual and Gender Based Violence
Report - 16 Aug 2016
Untreated Sexual Violence: Volume 1
MSF’s report on #UntreatedViolence in Rustenburg reveals that sexual violence, including rape, is at worryingly high levels in the Platinum Mining Belt area: one in four women had been raped in their lifetime, and approximately half have experienced some form of sexual or intimate partner violence.Report - 16 Aug 2016
Activity Report
Report - 15 Aug 2016
MSF’s Corridor Project in Mozambique and Malawi 2014-2015
MSF’s Corridor Project started in January 2014 with the objective to implement tailored and comprehensive interventions for hard-to-reach and marginalized populations present along the main transport corridors in Mozambique and Malawi.Report - 15 Aug 2016
Syria: “People are scared to go to hospitals”
An interview with a Syrian doctor managing an MSF supported hospital in east Aleppo- 12 Aug 2016
Cholera
Fieldworkers Stories - 12 Aug 2016
Ruphas Kafera “Safe water and proper sanitation is critical to reducing the risk of illness in the camps”
Ruphas Kafera, aged 37, who hails from Zimbabwe recently landed in Nigeria’s crisis hit Borno State, to help people suffering in wake conflict between Boko Haram and the military.Fieldworkers Stories - 12 Aug 2016
Malnutrition
Latest News - 12 Aug 2016
Afghanistan: Patients numbers falling in Helmand as intensifying conflict restricts access
Patient numbers are fluctuating considerably due to the intensifying conflict in districts surrounding Helmand’s provincial capital of Lashkar Gah.Latest News - 12 Aug 2016
Doctors of Aleppo: Inside hospital damaged by bombs
Take a look inside a hospital damaged by bombs. Al-Daqaq hospital is one of the few medical facilities still operating in east Aleppo, Syria. On 23 July, the area around the hospital was bombed twice.Videos and Photos - 12 Aug 2016
Malnutrition
Videos and Photos - 12 Aug 2016
MSF warns of large-scale humanitarian disaster in northeastern Nigeria
An MSF team was able to reach the town of Banki, near the border with Cameroon. Approximately 15,000 people displaced by the conflict are living isolated and cut off in this half-destroyed town.Videos and Photos - 12 Aug 2016
Malnutrition
Patient and Staff Stories - 11 Aug 2016
Nigeria: “There is nothing left in Banki”
On 19-22 July, an MSF team from Cameroon provided emergency medical assistance and delivered food in Banki, Nigeria near the Cameroon border. Some patients needed to be referred to neighbouring Cameroon due to the severity of their condition.Patient and Staff Stories - 11 Aug 2016
Malnutrition
- 11 Aug 2016
Nigeria: "Violent attacks forced us to leave our village"
When MSF teams visited Banki a couple of weeks ago, they found a catastrophic health situation, mainly marked by high rates of severe acute malnutrition.- 11 Aug 2016