Between January 2024 and November 2025, over 3,396 survivors of sexual violence sought care at MSF-supported health facilities across North and South Darfur, 97% of whom were women and girls.
Since the beginning of the war in Sudan in April 2023, more than 1,200,000 people have crossed into South Sudan to seek refuge. The sudden influx of refugees has stretched an already overwhelmed system. MSF is responding to the refugee crisis in Renk, Bulukat and Wedweil refugee camp in Northern Bahr el Ghazal state.
Since the war broke out in mid-April, about 800,000 displaced refugees and returnees have crossed the border to Chad. Refugees and returnees from Sudan are now living in multiple camps in Chad and face difficulties to secure even the most basic needs. MSF teams are responding to this crisis through their work in five different locations in eastern Chad: Adré, Ourang, Metche, Alacha, Deguessa and Goz-Aschiye, Kimiti province.
MSF teams are working round the clock to treat injured people, sending much-needed supplies to health centres and preparing to do more as conditions allow, supporting people inside Sudan, and those who have fled to the surrounding countries.
