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An MSF ambulance seen outside MSF compound gate in Dagahaley
Armed conflict

Our medics treat everyone, don’t punish them for that

Op-Ed - 21 Oct 2021
 
Sinethemba was one of the first patients that our MSF team put on delamanid, treatment for TB.
Multi-drug Resistant Tuberculosis

TB-PRACTECAL: MSF clinical trial finds short, effective and safe drug-resistant tuberculosis treatment

Press Release - 20 Oct 2021
 
MSF pediatrician Monica Costeira examining a patient who is visiting for a follow-up check-up at the neonatal unit of Al-Qanawis mother and child hospital in Hodeidah, Yemen.
Yemen

Overcoming barriers in accessing healthcare in war-torn Yemen

Fieldworkers Stories - 20 Oct 2021
 
MSF fieldworker speaking with a DR-TB patient
MSF Event

Executive Brief 2021

Unpacking the relationship between the Donor, Non-Profit Organization, and Beneficiary.
 
A tank moves towards the frontlines as people carry their belongings as they flee fighting on Monday, Oct. 27, 2008 near Kibumba in eastern Congo. Government forces are forced to retreat as they are being pushed closer to Goma by rebels of renegade Gen. Laurent Nkunda.
Armed conflict

Counter terrorism is “Adding salt to the wound” for MSF’s work in conflict

Counter-terrorism is "adding salt to the wound" in MSF's work in conflict zones, highlighting operational challenges. Press Release - 19 Oct 2021
 
Tuberculosis

MSF warns of deadly TB testing gap following release of WHO Global TB Report 2021

Press Release - 14 Oct 2021
 
The aisles of the hospital specialising in COVID-19 in Hassakeh, in northeastern Syria, is lit by light filtering from the windows. This hospital opened in 2020. What was a chicken coop has been transformed into an emergency hospital to treat people with COVID-19.
Syria

Health system overwhelmed in most severe COVID-19 outbreak yet

Press Release - 14 Oct 2021
 
Members of various civil societies gathered outside the Netherlands Embassy in Pretoria. For the TRIPS Waiver which was proposed to the World Trade Organisation by South Africa and India. Various members stood outside different embassies and handed over letters to call on this countries to support the TRIPS Waiver to share access to the manufacturing the required drugs with low income countries.
Access to medicines

Civil society urge US and EU to move forward on TRIPS waiver for COVID-19 vaccines and medical tools

Press Release - 12 Oct 2021
 
MSF, Doctors Without Borders, Central African Republic, crisis, Nzacko
Central African Republic

Return to Nzacko, a mirror of the Central African crisis

Patient and Staff Stories - 8 Oct 2021
 
View on the mosque from the school of the mosque, now a room where three large families of IDPs sleep.
Central African Republic

The effects of the constant violence on people in Bambari

Patient and Staff Stories - 8 Oct 2021