Following the launch of Turkish military operations and the extremely volatile situation in northeast Syria, MSF has taken the difficult decision to suspend the majority of its activities and evacuate all its international staff from northeast Syria.
Following the launch of Turkish military operations on Wednesday 9 October, MSF is concerned for the fate of the civilian population in northeast Syria.
A frontline response to sexual violence in Rustenburg
Limited access to the Ebola vaccine(s) is preventing the population of north-eastern DRC from benefiting from key tools that may decrease Ebola mortality rates and save lives.
Syrian doctor Mohammad Al Youssef has worked with MSF since 2014 to provide life-saving treatment for people who have undergone kidney transplants.
For the first time since 2015, MSF’s clinic in Shan State, Myanmar, has cured two patients of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis.
After a decade of strong commitments to fight HIV and TB, we are witnessing a decline in donor and domestic funding.
El Salvador cannot guarantee to receive asylum seekers or migrants deported with guarantees when it is not able to guarantee the safety of its own population.
Despite having been decriminalized in 2006, safe abortion in Colombia is not a reality for women in Colombia, who face multiple barriers even within the health system itself.
A lack of legal status for Rohingya and other undocumented migrants in Malaysia is a major cause of their continued vulnerability, particularly regarding their access to healthcare and self-reliance.
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