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Democratic Republic of Congo Kalémie: Aid remains insufficient and more needs to be done.

Tanganyika province in south-eastern

Central African RepublicConsequences of war for civilian population in Bangassou

The Central African Republic is back at war after violence started to drastically increase last September.

Central African RepublicCentral African Republic: 10,000 people sleep in Batangafo hospital after camp is looted and burnt.

Displaced people are still sheltered in Batangafo hospital grounds and the situation remains tense.

AngolaFleeing from Kasai, taking refuge in Angola.

MSF teams have been providing medical attention to the refugees fleeing the conflict in Kasaï.

Democratic Republic of CongoDRC: Over one million children vaccinated against measles.

More than one million children have been vaccinated against measles in a nine-month campaign by MSF.

HaitiSanitation activities for slum dwellers in Haiti

Water, a source of life, can become a cause of disease for the most modest Haitians who don’t have access to good sanitation...

MexicoMexico: “One in four patients we assist has experienced violence”

MSF aims to provide direct medical, psychological and social care to communities in one of the country’s most troubled areas...

NigeriaNortheast Nigeria: Bringing aid before the rains

MAIDUGURI – Teams from Doctors Without Borders (MSF) are scaling up assistance in anticipation of

HaitiSexual and Gender based Violence against young people in Haiti

Reports of Sexual and Gender-based Violence is alarmingly high in Haiti, yet it is still overlooked

South SudanMalaria: empowering the communities to bring the treatment closer to patients

MSF sets up community advanced malaria posts or “CMAP” during the rainy season in Agok.

South SudanSouth Sudan: As rains begin, an urgent need to prepare for malaria

Hundreds of thousands of people in South Sudan are at risk of contracting malaria in the coming months.

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