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Iraq

Overview of MSF projects in Mosul and surrounding areas

Our operations in east and west Mosul are growing and the teams continue to receive war wounded civilians and respond to medical emergencies.
 Latest News - 7 Apr 2017
 
HIV/Aids

The war in Yemen is taking a very high toll on the civilian population

Two years after the conflict escalated, medical and humanitarian needs in the Arab country are huge and aid organisations have many problems providing assistance.
 - 6 Apr 2017
 
Bourbon Argos Rescue August 2015
Mediterranean Migration

Humanitarian ships rescue more than 700 migrants in the Mediterranean

Humanitarian ships rescue over 700 migrants in the Mediterranean, a vital operation highlighting MSF's sea rescue efforts. Videos and Photos - 6 Apr 2017
 

The result of ongoing war in Syria 

 Khan Sheikhoun victims have symptoms consistent with exposure to chemical substances, says MSF
 Press Release - 5 Apr 2017
 
Photo story

2017 Freedom Day Swim

Experience the 2017 Freedom Day Swim with MSF, an event combining sport and awareness for vital causes. Videos and Photos - 5 Apr 2017
 

Mosul, Iraq: "The patients we receive are the 'lucky ones'"

Jonathan Whittall describes the 24-hour emergency trauma care provided by a team of dedicated Iraqi and international staff in Mosul, Iraq.
 - 4 Apr 2017
 
Buruli Ulcer

Mines, booby traps and explosives block the way to safety in Syria

Villages and rural areas, as well as urban areas, had been planted with large numbers of mines and booby traps.
 Patient and Staff Stories - 4 Apr 2017
 
Mental Health

In Absentia: describing the toll of war on health in Syria

The impact of booby traps and unexploded devices on people attempting to flee conflicted areas or trying to get back home
 - 4 Apr 2017
 
Syria

Set to explode: Mines, booby-traps and explosives block the way home

As fighting intensifies across northern Syria, explosive devices and mines are having a devastating impact on civilians
 Report - 3 Apr 2017
 

Syria: Explosive devices have deadly impact on people fleeing or returning home

As the frontlines shift in northern Syria, people fleeing their homes or returning to villages vacated by Islamic State (IS) fighters find a deadly landscape littered with mines, booby-traps and unexploded ordnance.
 Press Release - 3 Apr 2017