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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.  

 
Informal settlement of displaced people just outside Goma
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

In Eastern DRC, needs are everywhere as displacement reaches unprecedented levels

Crisis Update 20 Dec 2023
 
 Tripoli: Detained refugees trapped as fighting worsens’
Refugee, migration and displacement

Libya: “You’re going to die here” – Abuse in Abu Salim and Ain Zara detention centres

Article 11 Dec 2023
 
John Asema is MSF community engagement and health promotion manager in Bentiu IDP Camp
South Sudan

In Bentiu, South Sudan, community-driven initiatives help improve people’s health

Stories from the Frontline 30 Nov 2023
 
One Year Later: Logistics lessons from the world's first Hepatitis E campaign in South Sudan
South Sudan

One Year Later: Logistics lessons from the world's first Hepatitis E campaign in South Sudan

Article 20 Oct 2023
 
A view of Zero Transit Center in Renk.
Refugee, migration and displacement

"I am not a refugee or a returnee; I am a mother who has lost her children fleeing a conflict"

Article 5 Oct 2023
 
MSF is supporting Renk civil hospital in the measles isolation ward, an inpatient therapeutic feeding centre and a paediatric ward. In the wake of an influx of patients, the teams have expanded the capacity of the wards from 22 to 45 beds. Since July, MSF has admitted 232 patients for malnutrition and treated 282 cases of measles requiring hospital care.
Malnutrition

Malaria and malnutrition rise among South Sudanese returnees in Renk, requiring stronger medical response

Article 3 Oct 2023