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Cholera

MSF calls for affordable pneumonia vaccines ahead of Pfizer’s patent hearing in India.

Tomorrow at India’s Patent office, #MSF will defend the right of millions of children to be protected against pneumonia.
Press Release - 28 Jul 2016

Syria: Trapped, under attack, & struggling to survive

Continuous aerial attacks pound the east of the city, while shelling strikes the west, causing many casualties and injuries.
Latest News - 28 Jul 2016

Cholera

MSF warns of large-scale humanitarian disaster in northeastern Nigeria

An extremely critical health situation is unfolding in the Borno State, in Northeast Nigeria. A massive relief operation is required to respond to this crisis
Press Release - 27 Jul 2016

Yemen

Yemen: Dialysis treatment at breaking point

Dialysis treatment centers in Yemen are at a breaking point as they have been struggling since the beginning of the war to obtain materials needed for dialysis sessions.
Press Release - 26 Jul 2016

Sexual and gender-based violence

TRAPPED IN TRANSIT Refugees, migrants and asylum seekers locked up in Libya

Migrants and refugees in Libya face harassment, inhumane treatment, violence, slavery and forced labor shown by the hundreds of testimonies collected by teams from people rescued at sea.
Latest News - 26 Jul 2016

Transit Zone on the Serbia - Hungarian Border

Mental Health

Sharp increase in violence against migrants since border closures in the Balkans

The conditions where people are currently living in the transit zones in Serbia are not fit for human habitation in any form of dignity as there is almost no minimum standard met. More and more people are trapped in terrible conditions which is also having an impact on their mental health.
Latest News - 26 Jul 2016

Malnutrition

MSF intervention in Maimusari

The health situation is critical in several cities in Borno State in north-eastern Nigeria, where malnutrition affects a very large number of children.
Videos and Photos - 22 Jul 2016

Malnutrition

Nigeria: Health Crisis in Borno State

Malnutrition is so rampant in Maiduguri because of the crisis of the insurgents, Boko Haram. This has stopped people from cultivating crops, they haven’t been going to their farms for quite some time, this resulted in shortage of food and malnutrition kicked in as a result of food scarcity.
Videos and Photos - 22 Jul 2016

HIV/Aids

Charles Ronoh “I'm motivated to keep working against HIV”

Meet MSF fieldworker, Charles Ronoh who has has been working on HIV projects in Zimbabwe.
Fieldworkers Stories - 22 Jul 2016

HIV/Aids

MSF report shows price of older HIV drugs decreasing

Trade agreements and pressure on India’s 'pharmacy of the developing world’ pose major threats to access affordable medicines.
Press Release - 21 Jul 2016

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