MSF International

A humanitarian disaster is unfolding in Nyatim, South Sudan, where some 30,000 people have fled following recent violence in Lankien and Pieri. Humanitarian access is urgently needed to prevent more deaths and suffering ⬇️ msf.org/south-sudan-pe…

🚨 Nowhere is safe for women and girls in Darfur, Sudan. Whether near or far from the frontlines, they are being subjected to widespread and systematic sexual violence. Read our latest report here: msf.org/msf-report-fin…

Following an initial hearing at Israel's High Court on 23 March, we are reaffirming our decision to proceed with the petition we filed with 18 other leading humanitarian organisations, challenging Israel's ban on 37 NGOs from operating in Palestine. msf.org/msf-reaffirms-…

Around 30,000 people are seeking safety in Nyatim, South Sudan, following recent violence in Lankien and Pieri. They are exposed to the elements and living without basic essentials. People in the area urgently need access to humanitarian assistance: msf.org/south-sudan-pe…

Reaching healthcare has become more difficult for people in Somalia, as rising fuel prices are increasing transportation costs.  📢 The international community must ensure that resources are in place to keep humanitarian activities running. msf.org/somalia-people…

In the West Bank, Palestine, people living under the constant threat of settler violence suffer both physically and mentally. Their daily lives are being consumed: they cannot make plans, sleep, or rest as they live through perpetual trauma. msf.org/west-bank-pale…

🎥 "...To recover, and spend more time with your loved ones, I encourage everyone to take their medicine regularly."  Aung Thura*, from Myanmar, successfully completed treatment for drug-resistant tuberculosis in 2024. Now he is motivating others to do the same ⬇️

In Somalia, the rising price of fuel is adding a growing barrier to care in a health system that was already on the verge of collapse ⬇️ msf.org/somalia-people…

“We feel the space in which we can live, move, and build our lives around is shrinking—while the world looks elsewhere." In the West Bank, Palestine, the conflict in the Middle East has added another layer of violence to the daily lives of Palestinians. msf.org/west-bank-pale…

After suffering sexual violence, people need timely care. And for our team in Mexico, a key aspect of timely care is "kits for survivors".  🎥 Dr Mercedes Alarcón shows us what each kit contains.

This is how people living in the West Bank, Palestine, describe life under increasing settler violence ⬇️  "Most of them [settlers] are armed nowadays... they shoot to kill."  "It feels like there is no justice for us, like our lives don’t count."  Read more: msf.org/west-bank-pale…

“In an already underfunded tuberculosis (TB) response, children are pushed further to the back of the line when services are disrupted by aid cuts, conflict, or displacement.” Governments and international donors must place children at the heart of TB response. msf.org/msf-demands-su…

Fuel prices have sharply risen across Somalia, causing transportation costs to increase and pushing healthcare further out of reach for families: msf.org/somalia-people…

As Israeli attacks on Lebanon intensify, “we call for the protection of civilians and medical structures at all times, allowing people to continue to access healthcare and other essential services.”  msf.org/people-lebanon…

Children with tuberculosis (TB) are left to suffer from a treatable disease if not diagnosed in time.  Diagnosis is the first step towards treatment, and our teams find that using WHO-recommended algorithms can nearly double the number of children diagnosed with TB. msf.org/msf-demands-su…

Iran: Three weeks into the conflict, our colleagues in Tehran share how they and their loved ones are coping.  While our clinics in Kerman and Mashhad have largely remained open, activities at our South Tehran clinic were temporarily suspended due to the bombing. For many of our colleagues, one of the hardest parts has been not being able to continue caring for their patients. Our programmes in Iran focus on supporting vulnerable communities. Following recent authorisation to strengthen support to local health systems in the current context, we’re preparing to reopen our Tehran clinic as a more specialised facility for emergency care. Initial donations have already been delivered to the national emergency response, and we stand ready to scale up as needs evolve.  We stand in solidarity with our colleagues in Iran, whose commitment to patients remains unwavering.

🎥 Lebanon: Four weeks into Israel's offensive, Dr Tejshri Shah - who recently visited the country - describes the situation for people as more than one million have been forced from their homes.

“I have never seen civilians’ homes burned to ashes on such a scale. We are now living under the trees.” In South Sudan, we're providing humanitarian support to people fleeing an escalation of violence in and around Lankien and along the Sobat River. msf.org/displaced-peop…

“I fled with nothing and I have nowhere to go. I had hopes I almost beat cancer.” In Lebanon, people - including cancer patients - are being cut off from care as Israeli strikes intensify, forcibly displacing people.  msf.org/people-lebanon…

Tuberculosis (TB) is a curable, preventable disease 🩺 Our teams in Kulob, Tajikistan, bring TB screening to remote areas through portable x-ray machines. By conducting screening, more people can be diagnosed, allowing them to overcome the disease through treatment and return to their daily lives.