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Mental Health

El Salvador not a safe country for refugees or asylum seekers

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.
 Press Release - 25 Sep 2019
 
Sexual and gender-based violence

Drivers for survivors: changing lives in Rustenburg

A frontline response to sexual violence in Rustenburg

 
 Latest News - 24 Sep 2019
 
Hepatitis

Working to turn the tide of hepatitis C infection in Karachi’s Machar Colony

More than 95 per cent of people started on oral antiviral medication can be cured of hepatitis C, but currently, access to diagnosis and treatment remains low in Pakistan.
 Latest News - 23 Sep 2019
 

Ebola DRC: MSF calls for independent, international committee for Ebola vaccination to overcome WHO’s lack of transparency

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.
 Press Release - 23 Sep 2019
 
Burundi

In Bujumbura, accident victims get back on their feet for free

In Bujumbura, Burundi, MSF staff treats about 2,000 patients every month in its trauma centre “L’Arche de Kigobe”.
 Latest News - 20 Sep 2019
 
Malnutrition

Job Kamanda: Malnutrition in Nigeria's Borno State

MSF's clinical nutritionist Job Kamanda, worke in northeast Nigeria in 2016. 
 Videos and Photos - 18 Sep 2019
 
Malnutrition

Nigeria: Treating severely malnourished children

Ten years of conflict in Nigeria’s Borno State, has forced more than 1 million people from their homes, leaving many of them, especially children vulnerable and severely malnourished.
 Videos and Photos - 18 Sep 2019
 

Corina Moffat: Sierra Leone, Ebola intervention 2014

MSF responded in the worst affected countries – Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone killing 10,000 people across West Africa.
 Videos and Photos - 18 Sep 2019
 
Sexual Violence

Driving for Change - a frontline response to sexual violence in Rustenburg

Lebogang Seketema is one of eight drivers working in an MSF project in Rustenburg, the heart of South Africa’s Platinum Mining Belt which treats survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in a network of MSF-supported clinics.
 Videos and Photos - 18 Sep 2019
 
Zambia

Dr Christos Christou new International President of MSF

New International President, Dr Christos Christou
 Press Release - 18 Sep 2019