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HIV/Aids

South Sudan: A year after mass killings in Bentiu, violence and displacement continue

Bentiu, the once vibrant state capital of South Sudan is now a garrison town, one year after the mass killings in Bentiu, violence and displacement continues as ongoing conflict has reduced access to healthcare.
 Latest News - 15 Apr 2015
 
Malaria

Central African Republic: “a terrible mix of violence, displacement and lack of basic healthcare”

An MSF emergency team in CAR has started an intervention focused on children, women and victims of violence in Kouango town and its surroundings.
 Press Release - 15 Apr 2015
 
Tuberculosis

Yemen: MSF medical supplies arrive in Sana’a, while fighting continues

A cargo plane chartered by MSF carrying 15 tonnes of urgently needed medical supplies landed in Sana’a today, but continued and increased access to the country is still required.
 Patient and Staff Stories - 13 Apr 2015
 
HIV/Aids

South Sudan: MSF forced to evacuate staff again to heavy fighting

MSF is gravely concerned about an imminent attack on the town of Leer in South Sudan, and the potential impact on civilians and medical facilities.
 Press Release - 11 Apr 2015
 
Yemen

More than 800 war-wounded treated at MSF clinics across Yemen

Since March 19th, more than 800 war-wounded people have received emergency treatment in MSF projects across Yemen.
 Press Release - 10 Apr 2015
 
Kara Tepe Camp in Lesbos, Greece.

An alarming increase in the number of refugees arriving in Greek islands

More Syrians fleeing war and violence are now using the east Mediterranean Sea route to reach Europe, resulting an unprecedented number of refugees arriving in Greece’s Dodecanese islands.
 Press Release - 9 Apr 2015
 
MSF Medical Supplies Convoy, Yemen

Yemen: MSF medical supplies and team reach Aden, but more needed

The first boat carrying 1.7 tonnes of urgently needed medical supplies for the MSF hospital in Aden successfully docked in Aden today. 
 Press Release - 9 Apr 2015
 
Malnutrition

India: MSF calls for community management of acute malnutrition

MSF recently published evidence from its community-based management of acute malnutrition programme in Bihar revealing  88.4% cure rate for severely acute malnourished children.
 Press Release - 7 Apr 2015
 
South Sudan

South Sudan: Innocent victims of the civil war

14-year old Kume Saadi Kuony was seriously injured when an ammunition container exploded, killing seven men he was with in Leer Unity state. 
 - 1 Apr 2015
 
Malaria

CAR - Carnot: Everything has changed

Forced to abandon their home, Igor, his wife and children fled into the bush. While seeking help from his sister in neighbouring town Berberati, his four year old daughter, Tatiana fell ill and developed malnutrition.
 - 1 Apr 2015