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Tabqa camp in northeast Syria

Northeast Syria: Humanitarian relief efforts continue amid growing needs

News Dec 11, 2024

News Dec 11, 2024

Haiti: MSF partially resumes medical activities in Port-au-Prince

MSF teams unload medical supplies arriving in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

story Dec 05, 2024

Malnutrition reaches extremely critical levels in northwestern Nigeria

A mother feeds her baby therapeutic food in Nigeria.

News Dec 06, 2024

Alert Winter 2024: The year in photos

An MSF staff member accompanies an elderly patient to a clinic in Chad.

News Dec 06, 2024

Excluding Afghan women from medical institutes threatens the future of health care in the country

MSF gynecologists in Khost, Afghanistan.

Speaking out about the emergencies our staff and patients witness is part of who we are. Explore our history and principles.

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Oct 04, 2023

Sudan crisis response

How MSF is responding to urgent needs inside Sudan and in neighboring countries.

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A mother holds her child at MSF's clinic in Zamzam camp in Sudan.

Story | Nov 22, 2024

What to know about the world’s deadliest parasite

Discover key facts about malaria, the parasitic disease impacting millions.

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A health promoter holds a mosquito net in Kenya.

Story | Oct 29, 2024

“The war has torn us apart”: Sudanese refugee voices in Chad

The world must not turn a blind eye to the suffering of Sudanese refugees who are experiencing a humanitarian crisis that is worsening day by day.

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Youssef Mohamed, a displaced man from North Darfur, Sudan, living in Chad.

Story | Oct 25, 2024

365 days of care with Doctors Without Borders

Our impact in 2024.

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Displaced people at MSF's clinic in Zamzam camp, North Darfur, Sudan.

Story | Oct 23, 2024

Healing hands: A Sudanese doctor’s account

MSF Dr. Mohamed Bashir shares why he continues to provide care amid a brutal war, and why we should not turn away from Sudan.

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MSF doctor Mohamed Bashir on site in South Sudan.

Story | Sep 20, 2024

Migrants, asylum seekers, refugees, and immigrants: What’s the difference?

Whether due to war, political persecution, natural disasters, or poverty, millions of people are on the move across the world.

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A child stands next to a caregiver on the deck of a search and rescue ship.

News | Sep 18, 2024

Surviving on one meal a day in the Sudanese refugee camps of Chad

A lack of sustained and planned funding for humanitarian response in camps exposes refugees to greater suffering and health risks.

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Distribution of therapeutic feeding milk in the nutrition tent at Adré pediatric hospital, where refugees from Sudan receive care.

Story | Sep 16, 2024

One month after Koukou floods, dire humanitarian situation remains

In eastern Chad, thousands of people have been displaced and health centers are unable to function following floods.

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A child wades through a flood plain following heavy rains in Chad.

Story | Aug 27, 2024

“He survived the worst of the war and died from drinking dirty water”

An MSF project coordinator recently back from Chad reflects on the construction of a hospital in Metché camp and the challenges Sudanese refugees are facing.

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Women and children in Metché camp, Chad.

Story | Aug 16, 2024

Worst floods in living memory: Eastern Chad battered by heavy rain

MSF is calling for a rapid response in Koukou, eastern Chad, where there are shortages of food, shelter, drinking water, and health care as floods affect thousands of people.

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A view of massive flooding in eastern Chad.

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