Malnutrition
Videos and Photos - 19 Jan 2017
Nigeria: 120 people wounded & 52 killed following a bombing in Rann
At least 120 people wounded, 52 killed following the bombing by Nigerian Army in an internally displaced persons camp in Rann, Nigeria on 17 January 2017.Videos and Photos - 19 Jan 2017
Malnutrition
Patient and Staff Stories - 19 Jan 2017
How to stop the rising tide of death in Mediterranean
One of the most horrific things our teams on rescue boats in the Mediterranean do is recovering the bodies of men, women and sometimes very young children who have drowned.Patient and Staff Stories - 19 Jan 2017
Malnutrition
- 19 Jan 2017
Nigeria attack: “I can’t find the words to describe what I saw in Rann”
Alfred Davies is an MSF Field Coordinator in Nigeria. He was in Rann at the time of the aerial attack by the Nigerian military, and in the hours that followed. Here is what he witnessed:- 19 Jan 2017
Air strike on camp 'kills 52' in Nigeria
Latest News - 18 Jan 2017
The alarming consequences of poor quality medicines in DRC
More than 1,000 people were admitted to hospital in a remote area of DRC in 2015 after suffering toxic effects from ‘falsified’ or wrongly labelledLatest News - 17 Jan 2017
Nigeria: MSF strongly condemns the aerial bombing of a displaced camp in Rann
At least 120 people were wounded and 52 killed following today’s bombing by the Nigerian Army in an internally displaced persons camp in Rann, Nigeria.Press Release - 17 Jan 2017
CAR: MSF distributes food to 10,500 displaced and vulnerable people in the north
Some 10,500 people in northern Central African Republic (CAR) have received emergency food supplies from Doctors Without Borders (MSF).Press Release - 13 Jan 2017
Serbia: Frozen out by Europe
MSF Humanitarian Affairs Advisor, Andrea Contenta, writes from Serbia where MSF teams have been running a mobile clinic treating people who have been stranded trying to cross the borders.- 13 Jan 2017
Mental Health
- 12 Jan 2017
Ukraine: “Your entire universe falls apart”
After almost three years of conflict, civilians are still bearing the brunt of the ongoing violence with more than 1.7 million forced from their homes.- 12 Jan 2017
Mental Health
Patient and Staff Stories - 12 Jan 2017
Ukraine: “Pavlopil used to be a nice place to live”
Taisiya Gregorivna, an 82-year-old widow, has lived in Pavlopil in eastern Ukraine for the last forty-six years. Only a few kilometers away from the contact line, the ongoing conflict has taken a heavy toll on the village and its inhabitants.Patient and Staff Stories - 12 Jan 2017