Ethiopia - Back to reality
Brice Garnier speaks about his experience in Ethiopia. He spent one year as MSF's deputy head of mission in the country. Up until August 2015, MSF worked in camps hosting refugees that were fleeing conflict in South Sudan.Videos and Photos - 14 Sep 2015
Mali - Early intervention
Child deaths are mainly attributed to malaria and malnutrition. Koutiala in the South East of Mali, has extremely high rates of infant mortality. Child deaths are mainly attributable to malaria and malnutrition.Videos and Photos - 14 Sep 2015
Migration – Abandoned to their fate
Over 300,000 people have already crossed the Mediterranean Sea this year with most of them already landed in Greece. On 26 August 2015 one of MSF’s search and rescue ships, the Bourbon Argos had 800 rescued people on board.Videos and Photos - 14 Sep 2015
Syria
Press Release - 11 Sep 2015
Damascus, Syria: One of the bloodiest months on record
13 makeshift hospitals supported by MSF in the East Ghouta besieged area, Syria, have reported being almost permanently overwhelmed with violent trauma cases from 12 to 31 August.Press Release - 11 Sep 2015
Greece
Patient and Staff Stories - 11 Sep 2015
Greece: "We had no other choice but to leave Syria"
Meet Adnan. He is five-years-old and from Aleppo in Syria. When we met him, he was charging around outside the crowded and dirty police station in Kos close to MSF’s mobile clinic.Patient and Staff Stories - 11 Sep 2015
Syria
Patient and Staff Stories - 11 Sep 2015
Syria: “Enough death and siege. Enough blood and misery. Enough.”
A medical practitioner that MSF supports in one of the besieged areas in the East Ghouta area near Damascus explains the horror of August’s bombings.Patient and Staff Stories - 11 Sep 2015
Serbia
- 9 Sep 2015
Serbia - On the refugee trail: “My dream is peace in Afghanistan”
Standing in line near the van from where MSF runs its mobile clinic people are waiting to see MSF’s team of doctors and nurses who have been running a mobile clinic in Subotica, Serbian...- 9 Sep 2015
Jordan
Patient and Staff Stories - 9 Sep 2015
Amman, Jordan: Stories of patient treated in MSF's renovated reconstructive surgical hospital
Four patients share their stories of being treated in MSF's reconstructive hospital in Amman.Patient and Staff Stories - 9 Sep 2015
Jordan
Press Release - 8 Sep 2015
Jordan: MSF Officially Opens Upgraded Reconstructive Surgery Hospital
Nine years after it was first established, MSF opens a new reconstructive hospital in Amman, JordanPress Release - 8 Sep 2015
Snakebites
Briefing Document - 7 Sep 2015
Snakebite: How a public health emergency slithered under the radar
An estimated five million people around the world are bitten by venomous snakes every year. One in ten will die or be left with permanent consequences. Snakebite kills as many as 100,000 people and leads to disability and disfiguration for some 400,000 victims globally each year.Briefing Document - 7 Sep 2015