MSF International

🚨 We urge the Government of Pakistan to ensure Afghan refugees are not forcibly returned to Afghanistan under the Illegal Foreigners Repatriation Plan.  Marginalised communities and people at risk of harm upon return need formal identification and protection. msf.org/pakistan-must-…

“Our medical team keeps saying, ‘it’s not a ceasefire at all. It’s not even close to being a ceasefire’. We need to advocate... for a true ceasefire in Gaza.” 🔊 Dr Randa Masoud, our medical coordinator in Gaza, describes the current levels of violence and the impact on people and healthcare.

“When I left the hospital, I regained hope.” For four years in Mombasa, Kenya, we helped provide young people with a holistic approach to care, from sexual and reproductive health care to mental health services and more.  💬 Hear from the community members that received this care:

🚨 Anti-migrant protests in South Africa have sparked violence, intimidation, and harassment, forcing people to flee the country. Pictured below: people at the South Africa–Zimbabwe border queue for buses to neighbouring countries.

The earthquakes in Venezuela have left people with deep psychological trauma. Thousands of people are mourning family, friends, and everything they owned.  During these times of unprecedented loss, we’re providing communities with mental health support: msf.org/people-needing…

“READY TO SUPPORT! LET’S GO!“ 🩺✨     Every colleague at Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) made the same commitment:     To treat people based on needs alone 🩹   To stay independent 💪    To act with medical ethics, even in complex situations 🚑     These principles guide decisions in overcrowded hospitals, at remote mobile clinics, and during humanitarian crises.  This is what it means to be part of MSF.     👉 Why do you think this is important? _ Follow the journey on msf.org/chopper  #CHOPPERS_ONEPIECE #MSFxCHOPPER

In Twic County,malaria continues to account for a significant proportion of consultations in health facilities . Children under five remain the most vulnerable, experiencing higher rates of severe illness and hospital admission than older age groups. 🔗: bit.ly/4fjrz4r

During some of life’s most vulnerable moments, women and girls need sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care. In the time around birth, in the aftermath of sexual violence, and when facing an unwanted or life-threatening pregnancy, SRH care is not optional. It is essential. msf.org/international-…

🚨 The aftermath of the earthquakes in Venezuela has become a complex crisis, characterised by massive displacement and a lack of basic services. Thousands of people are living on the streets, while some are setting up makeshift shelters beside their damaged homes: msf.org/people-needing…

🎥 A glimpse of the care we provided in 2025:

West Bank, Palestine - We are deeply alarmed by reports coming out of Nablus today including that of Israeli forces storming Nablus Specialised Hospital, alongside clashes elsewhere in the governorate that have killed four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers. These violent incidents in Nablus are not isolated. They sit within a wider pattern of Israeli raids, state-sponsored settler violence, the disruption of essential services, and mounting pressure on civilians and healthcare. When armed forces enter a hospital, the impact is immediate: fear, interruption of care, delayed treatment, and added risk for already vulnerable patients. The protection of healthcare facilities must be respected. They must remain accessible to people in need. It is unacceptable for hospitals, ambulances, staff, and patients to be targeted by violence anywhere in Palestine. - Filipe Ribiero, Head of Mission, MSF Palestine

One month after the 24 June earthquakes in Venezuela, the devastation continues: 🔴 17,907 displaced 🔴 16,740 injured 🔴 5,398 dead In affected areas where our teams are responding, ongoing needs include access to clean water, adequate shelter, and mental health care. msf.org/people-needing…

In 2025, we ran 505 projects around the world. We provided care to people facing armed conflict, healthcare exclusion, disease outbreaks, and natural hazards. 👉 Read our International Activity Report for more: msf.org/international-…

El-Obeid, a city of 500,000 people in North Kordofan, is 40 kms away from frontlines in Sudan’s war. Our emergency coordinator describes the impact increasing drone strikes are having on people’s daily lives. msf.org/people-el-obei…

‼️ Accessing healthcare has become a danger in Cité Soleil, Haiti. Residents must either risk danger to seek treatment or let their condition worsen.  We are working to improve access to healthcare, including follow-ups for patients with chronic diseases. msf.org/haiti-people-r…

💢 Antimicrobial resistance brings added dangers to communities during conflict. Read on to learn more 👇 msf.org/international-…

In parts of North Kivu, DRC, beneath the surface of a normal life, our patients and staff speak of collective fear, arrests, looted villages, neighbours who have been killed, widespread sexual violence, and fields no-one dares to cultivate. 🎥 Watch our documentary, North Kivu: Beneath the surface msf.org/north-kivu-ben…

In the Cité Soleil neighbourhood of Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince, people face the difficult choice of risking their lives to seek medical care, or to go without, as they're caught in the ongoing battle between armed groups.  msf.org/haiti-people-r…

“There is a sense of fear among people in El-Obeid.” Half a million people in the capital of North Kordofan state, Sudan, are facing rising transport and fuel costs, and limited access to water and healthcare, as drone attacks have intensified. msf.org/people-el-obei…

🏥 2,941,600 emergency room admissions 👶 405,000 births assisted 🗯️ 548,400 mental health consultations This is a glimpse of the care we provided in 2025. See the full picture: msf.org/international-…