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View of the patient triage area at the Budjala general referral hospital. MSF also deployed a team in the Budjala health zone in South Ubangi to support health authorities in the response against Mpox

Mpox vaccine access must be dramatically increased

News Aug 16, 2024

story Aug 14, 2024

Sudan: Last hospital in El Fasher risks closure amid intense bombardment

A woman waits in line at a feeding center in Zamzam camp, Sudan.

story Aug 20, 2024

Helping a health system recover from war in Tigray, Ethiopia

Health promotion officer Teka in front of Abiy Adi Hospital in Ethiopia.

story Aug 19, 2024

Holistic care for people who use drugs in Kiambu county, Kenya

Michael Karongo with his wife Mary Wairimu—his greatest supporter in his recovery journey—and their children in Kenya.

story Aug 16, 2024

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

A view of massive flooding in eastern Chad.

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News | Aug 09, 2024

Bangladesh: Spike in numbers of war-wounded Rohingya people arriving from Myanmar

MSF staff say this is the first time in a year they have seen serious injuries on this scale.

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Rohingya refugees meet up and talk in the streets of the camps of Cox's Bazar.

News | Aug 08, 2024

MSF resumes support to local groups helping migrants in Arizona desert

Migrants and asylum seekers crossing the US-Mexico border face serious health risks with little access to medical care.

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MSF Project Coordinator Dr. Belen Ramirez speaks with a woman and a child while she holds the mother’s 8-month-old baby. Dr. Ramirez provided the mother with clean water so she could prepare her baby’s formula. Her group had just arrived from Guatemala.

Story | Aug 01, 2024

In Calais, a violent horizon for unaccompanied minors

More than half of the people received by MSF have been victims of violence in their migration journey.

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A stuffed animal caught in a barbed wire fence in Calais.

Story | Jul 31, 2024

Healing in exile: Stories of refugees fleeing war in Sudan

In Chad, Sudan war survivors are recovering from the physical and mental wounds of war amid a massive humanitarian crisis.

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Portrait of Walid Abdul Khalil, 21 years old, in MSF surgical unit. He grew up as a refugee in camps in eastern Chad.

Story | Jul 29, 2024

Migrants say Guatemala is one of the most difficult parts of the journey

MSF teams working in Guatemala have documented stories of violence and abuse against people on the move, among whom are an increasing number of families and children.

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A group of young migrants crossing through Guatemala.

Story | Jul 22, 2024

Year in review: How MSF responded to world crises in 2023

From wars to natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and long-neglected crises, MSF teams responded to a multitude of emergencies in 2023.

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Girls walk to school with mountains of Bamyan province, Afghanistan in the background.

Story | Nov 21, 2023

Darién Gap: “We crossed the jungle looking for a better future—not for our lives to end.”

MSF teams in Panama are treating rising rates of sexual violence among migrants crossing the deadly Darién Gap on their journey north.

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Migrants in transit in Ecuador, Colombia and Panama

Story | Jun 20, 2023

Little Birds: Messages from migrant children at the US-Mexico border

From a shelter in northern Mexico, seven children share their hopes and dreams for the future in an animated documentary.

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Drawing of two birds hugging

News | Aug 24, 2022

Timeline: A visual history of the Rohingya refugee crisis

Years after the mass exodus of Rohingya people from Myanmar, their future looks as uncertain as ever.

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A Rohingya refugee family in Bangladesh in 1978.

Story | Jun 20, 2019

"My new life": The story of Qusay Hussein

An Iraqi refugee rebuilds his life after surviving a suicide bombing

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Qusay was 23 years old when he was severely injured and lost his eyesight in a car bomb explosion in Iraq.
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