Access to Healthcare
Mexico: Mass arrests drive migrants underground and cut them off from medical care
As a result of mass raids, migrants in Coatzacoalcos and Tenosique are increasingly avoiding places where they might be visible to police authorities and detained – including those places where basic medical services are available. Press Release - 21 Jun 2019
Refugees, Migration and displacement
Since 2013, four million people have been displaced by conflict in South Sudan. Two million sought safety across borders, while another two million remain internally displaced. During some of the most extreme periods of violence, thousands of people fled in unprecedented numbers to existing United Nations (UN) bases for protection, and as the conflict extended, these bases transitioned into Protection of Civilians (PoC) sites and are guarded by forces from the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). Article - 20 Jun 2019
Conditions of protection: life inside or outside a displacement camp
The smell of sweet ginger coffee being prepared in a little tin hut manages to waft above the putrid smell of green sludge - it’s the smell of life going on. It lingers in the air, and somehow, just like the people here, manages to rise above the suffocating conditions of a Protection of Civilians site.Since 2013, four million people have been displaced by conflict in South Sudan. Two million sought safety across borders, while another two million remain internally displaced. During some of the most extreme periods of violence, thousands of people fled in unprecedented numbers to existing United Nations (UN) bases for protection, and as the conflict extended, these bases transitioned into Protection of Civilians (PoC) sites and are guarded by forces from the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). Article - 20 Jun 2019
Refugees, Migration and displacement
Many Central American Migrants Fleeing Violence Are Revictimized in Mexico
Videos and Photos - 21 May 2019
Refugees, Migration and displacement
Bangladesh: giving birth in adversity
MSF neonatology team tackles challenges of the Rohingya humanitarian crisis while saving newborns Crisis Update - 13 May 2019
Access to medicines
More than medicine: a look at mental health needs in detention
MSF nurse activity manager describes the challenges of providing support to people in Libyan detention centres Stories from the Frontline - 9 May 2019
Access to Healthcare
Yemen: Mothers and children left to die without access to medical care
A new report from MSF, Complicated delivery – The Yemeni mothers and children dying without medical care, outlines the impact of the war on pregnant women, new mothers and children under fifteen Press Release - 23 Apr 2019Sandra Githaiga
A Kenyan psychologist led a team of MSF counsellors treating rape survivors in slums in the Indian capital, New Delhi. Stories from the Frontline - 8 Apr 2019
Mental Health
South Sudan: “It is very gratifying to see former child soldiers being integrated back into their communities”
Since February 2018 MSF has been working alongside other organisations to support the reintegration of demobilised child soldiers into their communities in Yambio, here our Mental Health Activity Manager explains how we help to care for these young people. Stories from the Frontline - 25 Feb 2019
Access to Healthcare
Bangladesh: we provided one million consultations. This is what we found.
MSF medical coordinator Jessica Patti describes what our teams found and where we plan to focus our efforts next Project Update - 1 Feb 2019
Mental Health