Access to Healthcare
MSF’s statement regarding Kenyan sterilization case
We deeply sympathize with the women involved in this case and restate our commitment to respect the informed consent and dignity of patients Press Release - 22 Sep 2023
HIV/AIDS
Ethiopia: 20 years of responding to two of the world’s most deadly and neglected diseases
2023 marks twenty years of MSF providing life-saving services for the treatment of kala azar in Abdurafi, Amhara region. Article - 22 Sep 2023
Access to Healthcare
Press Release - 21 Sep 2023
Johnson & Johnson and Cepheid must pledge access to lifesaving TB medicines and tests
Ahead of UN TB High-Level Meeting, US corporations J&J and Cepheid must pledge access to lifesaving TB medicines and tests for everyone in need.Press Release - 21 Sep 2023
Refugees, Migration and displacement
DRC: The daily struggles of women in Goma’s displacement camps
Every day, an average of 70 survivors of sexual violence are treated in the structures set up by MSF in six displacement camps. Project Update - 19 Sep 2023
Access to Healthcare
Affordable healthcare, but not for the most vulnerable
MSF is worried that the current plans for Universal Healthcare Coverage are leaving behind the very people that are now most excluded from access to healthcare. Press Release - 18 Sep 2023
Access to Healthcare
Mozambique: After years of displacement, families returning to Mocímboa da Praia were confronted with total destruction
The coastal town of Mocímboa da Praia and other parts of this district, which were heavily impacted by the violence, now host the largest number of returnees in all Cabo Delgao. Luis Angel Argote, coordinator of Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Mocímboa, explains the challenges of rebuilding life from zero with the ghosts from the past Interview - 13 Sep 2023
Access to Healthcare
Uganda: MSF ends its support to HIV program in Arua after more than 20 years
Huge progress has been made in HIV medical treatment in Arua and MSF will now hand over the project to Ugandan health authorities and their partners Project Update - 11 Sep 2023
HIV/AIDS
Malawi Looking back at the first steps of 25 years of HIV/AIDS care
Videos and Photos - 7 Aug 2023
HIV/AIDS
Malawi: “In 2001, when the counsellor said ART could prolong my life, I thought it would be two to three years but here I am, 22 years later”
55,000 people who tested positive for HIV were enrolled in the Chiradzulu cohort between 2001 and the closure of the project in 2023. Article - 6 Aug 2023
Hepatitis