Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) International

Nigeria

19.04.2017

As refugees flee violence, others are forcibly returned

Malik Samuel/MSF

New waves of displaced are arriving in remote towns of Borno State. These people face growing needs for shelter, food and water.

Interview with MSF’s Project Coordinator in Rann

Next: Civilians pay the price of renewed, brutal fighting

CAR

13.04.2017

Civilians pay the price of renewed, brutal fighting

Colin Delfosse

In the past weeks, our teams have witnessed summary executions and terror among civilians.

Testimony from our staff

Next: Explosive devices have deadly impact on people fleeing or returning home

Syria

03.04.2017

Explosive devices have deadly impact on people fleeing or returning home

Jamal Bali /MSF

MSF calls on all warring parties and their allies to allow humanitarian demining activities.

Testimony from our staff

Next: Medical staff and patient killed in an attack on MSF-supported hospital

Syria

31.03.2017

Medical staff and patient killed in an attack on MSF-supported hospital

A hospital in northern Syria supported by Médecins Sans Frontières has been hit in an aerial attack.

Next: As refugees flee violence, others are forcibly returned

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New waves of displaced are arriving in remote towns of Borno State. These people face growing needs for shelter, food and water.

Interview with MSF’s Project Coordinator in Rann

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In the past weeks, our teams have witnessed summary executions and terror among civilians.

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