Sudan: Denial of access forces MSF section closure
Brussels-based operational centre of MSF has been forced to close its activities in the country because access to people trapped in conflict areas has been systematically denied by the authorities in Sudan.Press Release - 29 Jan 2015
Ebola: Pregnancy and the deadly virus
Adama was our first patient in MSF's newest Ebola treatment centre in Kissy, a surburb of the Sierra Leonean capital, Freetown.- 29 Jan 2015
MSF downsizes the ELWA 3 Ebola Management Center in Monrovia
Following the decline of new Ebola cases in Liberia, MSF began decommissioning the oldest section of the Elwa 3 Ebola management centre in Monrovia this week.Press Release - 27 Jan 2015
Afghanistan
Press Release - 25 Jan 2015
Yemen: Health facilities under attack, MSF wants answers
The war in Yemen is being fought with total disregard for the rules of war, according to MSF which has seen three of its health facilities in Yemen come under attack in the last three months.Press Release - 25 Jan 2015
HIV/Aids
Briefing Document - 22 Jan 2015
Demedicalizing AIDS prevention and treatment in Africa
At the recent World AIDS Day celebrations, national and organizational commitments to support affected communities, meet treatment and prevention targets, and expand access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) were asserted once again.Briefing Document - 22 Jan 2015
Sudan
Press Release - 22 Jan 2015
Sudan: MSF hospital bombed in South Kordofan
An MSF hospital was directly targeted in an aerial bombing in Sudan on January 20, forcing the suspension of medical activities.Press Release - 22 Jan 2015
South Africa
Press Release - 21 Jan 2015
New MSF report says cost of SA vaccines too high
A new MSF report 'The Right Shot: Bringing Down Barriers to Affordable and Adapted Vaccines’ has revealed that vaccinating the world’s poorest children today costs at least 68 times more than it did in 2001.Press Release - 21 Jan 2015
Vaccination
The Right Shot: Extending the reach of affordable and adapted vaccines
Report - 20 Jan 2015
Bombing
Bombing hospitals and schools cannot become the new normal
Bombing hospitals and schools cannot become the new normal, urges MSF, condemning attacks on vital civilian infrastructure. Op-Ed - 20 Jan 2015
TAC, SECTION27 and MSFapplaud India’s rejection of patent on new Hepatitis C medicine
The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC), Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and SECTION27 applaud India’s decision to reject a patent application on sofosbuvir, an important new treatment for Hepatitis C.Press Release - 20 Jan 2015