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Migrants at the US-Mexico border.

Biden order limiting asylum at southern border will harm people's health

News Jun 04, 2024

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Photoville 2024: Connecting threads

Migrants travel through Ecuador, Colombia and Panama.

story May 28, 2024

Urgent need for ceasefire as Israeli forces attack ‘safe zones’ in Rafah

Displaced Palestinian children in the southern Gaza town of Rafah’s Al-Shaboura neighborhood.

News Jun 04, 2024

Alarming surge of severe malnutrition in northern Nigeria

The legs of a malnourished child on a hospital bed in Nigeria.

story Jun 05, 2024

Refugees, migrants, asylum seekers, and IDPs: What’s the difference?

A child stands next to a caregiver on the deck of a search and rescue ship.

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News | May 25, 2023

Greece: MSF condemns abuses against migrants on Lesbos

Greek authorities must investigate reports of hundreds of missing migrants and implement safe and dignified reception conditions for those who remain on the island.

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Lesbos and Samos Oct2019

News | May 23, 2023

Sudan: MSF condemns looting of medical facilities, harassment of staff

Warring parties must ensure safety of health workers and facilities as people affected by conflict desperately need medical care

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A scene of the city of Khartoum and a billowing fire in the background.

News | May 16, 2023

MSF responds to NIH director nomination

The new director should adopt policies and practices that ensure equitable access to lifesaving medical products.

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A frontline health worker at a nursing home in Chlifa Baalbak receives her vaccine from an MSF medical staff member.

News | May 12, 2023

Darfur fighting disrupts medical care and nutrition programs

In Sudan, the residents of Zamzam camp went weeks without any access to health care until MSF was able to reopen its clinic.

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News | May 11, 2023

MSF: Access to HIV tests uncertain as companies stop production

MSF calls on Abbott and BD to ensure adequate supply of CD4 tests and equipment

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Advanced HIV in Kinshasa

News | May 10, 2023

US ends Title 42 only to roll out sweeping asylum restrictions

MSF teams are bracing for the human impacts.

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A man walks through the "Senda de Vida" migrant shelter in Reynosa, Mexico, at the US southern border. Hundreds of families relocated to this shelter in May 2022 after a camp that had formed in a public plaza was evacuated and cleared away. At the time, two thousand people were living in the camp, including hundreds of children.

News | May 10, 2023

What the end of Title 42 means for people seeking safety at the US border

The public health order was exploited to shut out asylum seekers. Its expiration brings new challenges.

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MSF teams witness overwhelming needs of migrants in Mexico’s northern border cities

News | May 09, 2023

Witnessing ‘catastrophic scale’ of sexual violence in North Kivu

MSF teams in and around Goma, DR Congo, cared for 674 victims of sexual violence in just two weeks.

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Psychological support to survivors of sexual violence

News | May 09, 2023

MSF supports reintroduction of Pharmaceutical Research Transparency Act

The legislation requires that pharmaceutical corporations publicly disclose clinical trial costs.

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Hepatitis E vaccine

News | May 08, 2023

Flash floods and landslides hit eastern DR Congo

MSF has sent an emergency team to the worst-affected areas

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