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Rohingya Refugee Crisis

Health Survey in Kutupalong and Balukhali Refugee Settlements, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh

The health survey was a retrospective survey using simple random sampling, a method by which households are selected by chance (random GPS coordinates within the area of interest)
Report - 14 Dec 2017

Bangladesh

Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh: A summary of findings from six pooled surveys

MSF conducted a mortality survey in camps in Cox’s Bazar to get a clearer picture of the crisis following the influx of more than 647,000 refugees from Myanmar over the border into Bangladesh.
Latest News - 13 Dec 2017

Bangladesh

MSF surveys estimate 6,700 Rohingya were killed in Myanmar

At least 6,700 Rohingya were killed during the initial 31 days following the start of the violence, including at least 730 children below the age of 5 years.
Press Release - 13 Dec 2017

Uganda

Uganda: MSF wraps up its intervention in response to a Marburg fever outbreak

Ugandan authorities have declared the end of the Marburg outbreak that affected the Eastern part of the country since October.
Latest News - 12 Dec 2017

HIV/Aids

8 ways user fees for health are harmful to people

The eight ways user fees for health are harmful to people
Latest News - 12 Dec 2017

HIV/Aids

Health policies must focus on needs of individuals

Dr Mercedes Tatay, MSF's International Medical Secretary, explains why health policies should focus on needs of individuals.
- 12 Dec 2017

HIV/Aids

Taxing the ill: How user fees are blocking Universal Health Coverage

Direct payments by patients at the point of health care delivery, commonly known as user fees, lead to low utilization or exclusion of health care services on offer, difficult assessment of health needs and epidemic risks, and impoverish entire households. Vulnerable groups are particularly affected.
Briefing Document - 12 Dec 2017