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Refugees, migration and displacement

Over 70 million people are currently fleeing conflict or persecution around the world. Due to their race, religion or nationality, these people’s homes are no longer safe places to live and their governments’ no longer provide them with protection. 

MSF works around the world to provide lifesaving assistance to refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs), from providing psychological care to nutritional support. 

We set up hospitals in refugee camps, we help women give birth safely, we vaccinate children to prevent epidemics and we provide access to safe drinking water. We also have specialised projects to try to reach those who are on the move, for example in Europe or South America, and throughout Africa.  

 
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Access to Healthcare

“Healthwise, it was a disaster” – MSF finds catastrophic medical situation in Libya’s Zintan and Gharyan detention centres

Article 24 Jun 2019
 
Mariam and Haoua fled from Zamia and Hilli, two villages in Nigeria. They arrived in Bassira, in Niger three days ago with their husbands and children. Their villages have not yet been attacked but they feared they will be next and chose to run away in se
Refugees, Migration and displacement

If you resist, or just speak, they kill you”

Article 21 Jun 2019
 
an MSF team works in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, (northern Mexico), following the arrival of a caravan of 1,700 migrants.  [©Juan Carlos Tomasi / Médecins Sans Frontières]
Access to Healthcare

Mexico: Mass arrests drive migrants underground and cut them off from medical care

Press Release 21 Jun 2019
 
Bentiu PoC : Drainage system between blocks and roads transformed into a sewerage channel leading to health issues, like malaria and cholera
Refugees, Migration and displacement

Conditions of protection: life inside or outside a displacement camp

Article 20 Jun 2019
 
M., 21 years old, arrived in Italy a few years ago from Guinea
Refugees, Migration and displacement

Stories of Survival: M. from Guinea

Testimony 19 Jun 2019
 
Muse Bare Shangalow, 55, lives with cancer of the Oesophagus since September 2018, and is part of MSF’s Palliative Care program [© MSF/Paul Odongo ]
Refugees, Migration and displacement

Stories of Survival: Musa from Somalia

Testimony 18 Jun 2019