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Malnutrition

“The vast majority of patients we saw in the emergency room were paediatric cases”

Monica Thallinger is a paediatrician. Since the end of July she has been taking care of Iraqi children in the Doctors Without Borders (MSF) hospital in West Mosul.

She tells the story of a city in rubble, and a population in need of care to heal from months of suffering.
Patient and Staff Stories - 15 Sep 2017

Nigeria

Ruphas Kafera: “With MSF I can see more tangible results”

A Zimbabwean engineer spent a year managing water and sanitation projects for MSF in Borno State, Nigeria.
Fieldworkers Stories - 15 Sep 2017

Jordan

Treating patients at home

A day in the life: MSF home visits for patients with NCDs in Irbid, Jordan
Latest News - 14 Sep 2017

Libya

MAIL & GUARDIAN: South Africa must not repeat Libya’s mistakes with refugees

SUNDAY WEEKEND ARGUS: SA, take note of misery produced by European migrant policy’

Iraq crisis update – July 2017

Iraq: Crisis update Mosul - May 2017

Mosul: MSF treats war-wounded and addresses gaps in hospital care
Latest News - 13 Sep 2017

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

DRC: Ten years in Masisi - humanitarian needs still high

MSF has been working in Masisi since 2007 to provide free and high-quality healthcare to people facing the consequences of the conflict that has affected this region for two decades.
Latest News - 12 Sep 2017

HIV/Aids

CAR: “The only people left in Zemio are those who couldn’t run away”

Recent attacks on Zemio, in the southeast Central African Republic, have closed down the hospital and forced the city’s population, including MSF staff members, to flee.
- 11 Sep 2017

Drug-resistant TB

Caroline Aluda: “Good public health means good health for all”

The field coordinator for MSF’s prison project in Malawi says witnessing the gaps in healthcare for neglected people helps her lobby for change
Fieldworkers Stories - 8 Sep 2017

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