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surgery and trauma teams work on a patient while an assistant holds the IV bags above their heads

MSF demands explanation after deadly airstrikes hit hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan

MSF condemns the horrific aerial bombing of its hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan. Coalition forces attack is a grave violation of International Humanitarian Law. 12 staff killed | 10 patients killed – 3 children | 37 injured
 Press Release - 4 Oct 2015
 
Afghanistan

Afghanistan: “MSF hospital on the frontline, with fighting right outside the gate”

"You could hear the sound of shelling, rockets and airplanes. Some bullets have come into the hospital, some even through the roof of the intensive care unit."
 Patient and Staff Stories - 1 Oct 2015
 
Syria

Syrian refugees’ endless journey

Mohamed from Syria describes a journey fleeing conflict and war.
 - 30 Sep 2015
 

CAR: Eruption of violence in Bangui - insecurity blocking hospital access for wounded

MSF activates emergency and mass casualty plan to respond to retaliatory violence in neighbourhoods of Bangui after the killing of a taxi driver.
 Press Release - 29 Sep 2015
 
Photo story

Logistics - The cornerstone of our operations

Videos and Photos - 28 Sep 2015
 
Afghanistan

Afghanistan: MSF treating dozens of wounded after heavy fighting in Kunduz

Since early Monday morning, the trauma centre has received 102 wounded patients.
 - 28 Sep 2015
 
Malaria

South Sudan: Treating severe malaria in Bentiu

Videos and Photos - 25 Sep 2015
 
Drug-resistant TB

Ukraine: MSF refused permission to work in Lugansk

Humanitarian Committee of the self-proclaimed Lugansk People’s Republic in Ukraine denies MSF permission to provide critical essential healthcare and medicines.
 Press Release - 25 Sep 2015
 
Pakistan

Fieldworker: Nic van der Walt "At times language barrier between myself and patients was challenging"

MSF anaesthesiologist, Nic van der Walt, talks about his first MSF field assignment in Hangu, Pakistan, where MSF teams manage emergency and surgical services.
 Fieldworkers Stories - 23 Sep 2015
 
Tuberculosis

Sustainable Development Goals

The Sustainable Development Goals under the motto “Leave no one behind” will replace the Millennium Development Goals, which have guided development policies, including health, since 2000.
 Latest News - 23 Sep 2015