Ebola
DR Congo: MSF suspends medical activities after Ebola Treatment Centre attack
At the time of the attack, there were 57 patients in the treatment centre, though none were harmed during the attack Press Release - 1 Mar 2019
Ebola
North Kivu, DRC: MSF Ebola centre inoperable after violent attack
Ebola response at risk of failing without gaining acceptance of communities Press Release - 26 Feb 2019
War and conflict
Yemen: Humanitarian crisis in Yemen fuelled by main donor governments’ involvement in the war
The failure to protect civilians and provide adequate support to war-wounded patients are also alarming says MSF Crisis Update - 26 Feb 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
War and conflict
Central African Republic: New MSF report investigates acute violence and lack of protection suffered by civilians
People have suffered the horrific consequences of more than six years of ongoing violence Press Release - 19 Feb 2019
Access to medicines
Treating snakebite in Ethiopia: “The first ten minutes are critical”
Many more lives could be saved if all snakebite victims in Ethiopia had access to timely and effective care Photo Story - 14 Feb 2019
Epidemics
Ebola: MSF starts enrolling patients in clinical trial of potential treatments
New treatments could offer hope to patients Project Update - 13 Feb 2019
Refugees, Migration and displacement
Democratic Republic of Congo: Displaced people’s basic needs still unmet
One year after they initially fled their homes, tens of thousands of people are still living in desperate conditions Crisis Update - 7 Feb 2019
Cholera
Yemen: unacceptable investigation findings into Abs health centre bombing
Results of the investigation are false and must be withdrawn says MSF Press Release - 6 Feb 2019
Access to Healthcare