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Destruction in Khan Younis, Gaza.

Gaza: Chaotic scenes at Al-Aqsa, Nasser hospitals after bombings

story Jun 08, 2024

News Jun 04, 2024

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

Migrants at the US-Mexico border.

News Jun 07, 2024

Alert Summer 2024: Connecting Threads

A Palestinian child fetches water from a distribution point in Rafah, Gaza.

story Jun 07, 2024

Before the war: New documentary on health care in Gaza

Video

story Jun 06, 2024

Respectful and dignified care for LGBTQI+ people and youth in Kenya

A man making a heart symbol with his hands in Kenya.

Speaking out about the emergencies our staff and patients witness is part of who we are. Explore our history and principles.

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Story | Jun 06, 2024

Respectful and dignified care for LGBTQI+ people and youth in Kenya

Making health care more inclusive isn’t just the right thing to do—it saves lives.

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A man making a heart symbol with his hands in Kenya.

Story | May 06, 2024

Floods in Kenya raise the risk of waterborne diseases

At least 200 people have been killed by floods as heavy rain continues to batter the country.

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Flooded banks of Mathare river in Kenya.

Story | Apr 29, 2024

A safe space for youth in Nairobi

The Dandora Youth Friendly Center in Kenya offers social support, life skills, mentorship, and career development training for young people from disadvantaged neighborhoods.

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MSF staff lead youth in an ice breaker session at the Dandora Youth Friendly Center in Nairobi, Kenya.
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