Medecins Sans Frontieres

“My dream is to find a place where we can settle forever”

For close to 20 years, people in the Central African Republic have been suffering from the devastating impact of continuous violence.The intensification in violence has resulted in high levels of displacement and reduced access to humanitarian support.

Marking 50 years of MSF

Join us in marking half a century of medical action

International Activity Report 2020

In 2020, our teams provided medical and humanitarian assistance to people facing extreme hardship in 88 countries.

07/10/2021

Libya: Thousands detained and many others left without medical care after five days of mass arrests

In the past three days, at least 5,000 migrants and refugees have been rounded up across Tripoli by government security forces. During the raids on their homes, many of those captured were reportedly subjected to severe physical violence, including sexual violence.

South Sudan: Flooding puts lives in jeopardy

Heavy rains have caused widespread flooding in South Sudan this year, affecting more than 400,000 people.

Kusisa: A hospital in the middle of the forest built with and for the community

Three years after the opening of a hospital in the Ziralo area of the South Kivu province, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, MSF ends its support to the Ministry of Health.

Surviving COVID-19 and living with the stigma in Homa Bay, Kenya

Kennedy Magak, is a boda boda (motorbike taxi) operator in Homa Bay, who recently recovered from COVID-19. He talks to us about doubting COVID-19, just narrowly surviving and facing the stigma after recovery.

Treating NCDs in rural Kenya

Since 2017, MSF has been running a program to mentor, integrate and decentralize medical care for patients living with NCDs into primary health facilities in Embu.

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