When violence drove patients from Leer, MSF staff followed them into the swamps to continue their care.
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Almost one month after the signing of the EU-Turkey deal, the situation across Greece remains chaotic and inhumane.
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Dr. Joanne Liu addressed the UN Security Council on May 3, urging members to reaffirm commitments to the protection of medical facilities in conflict areas and to hold violators accountable.
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MSF will take the time necessary to examine the US report, and to determine whether or not the US account answers the many questions that remain outstanding seven months after the attack.
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Join us for a webcast panel to learn what needs to happen before a project opens—and in order to keep it open—so that we can provide lifesaving emergency medical assistance to those most in need.
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The airstrikes first hit buildings neighboring the hospital, then the hospital itself as the wounded were transferred there.
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MSF hands over global petition as volunteers place 2,500 flowers in front of Pfizer's headquarters in New York, representing the number of kids who die of pneumonia each day.
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“Refugees and migrants are looking for a safer or better life. It is not acceptable to treat them as criminals, or worse, let them die."
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Despite decades of progress in other corners of the world, new report shows failure to adequately diagnose and treat HIV/AIDS in this region.
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MSF and others call on US lawmakers to vote against the TPP in its current form due to provisions that would undermine public health.