Doctors Without Borders response to developments in Myanmar
Our teams in Myanmar are working hard to sustain access to some of the most vulnerable people and to ensure the provision of medical care to those in ...
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DR Congo
Humanitarian action reaching its limits in Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in DRC alerts about a complex crisis where 2.8 million people are facing multiple layers of rel...
性與性別暴力
Yemen
Yemen: MSF calls on support as COVID-19 second wave overwhelms medical facilities
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is seeing a dramatic influx of critically ill COVID-19 patients requiring hospitalization in Ad...
新冠肺炎
武装冲突
Philippines
Marawi: Displaced communities living with COVID-19 and ongoing uncertainty
When the number of patients with confirmed COVID-19 began to rise in March 2020, the Philippines quickly put in place strict community quarantine meas...
新冠肺炎
非传染性疾病
Syria
Life in an open-air prison: living under the bombs in Idlib
Abu Fadel, Hassan and Iman… all three are living in Idlib Governorate in northwest Syria. Like 2.7 million other Syrians, they’d been displaced within...
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Palestine
Palestine: ‘For one year no one came here. It was a very difficult situation’
Some communities in Hebron ‘Area C’ face challenges accessing basic healthcare due to administrative restrictions and lack of transportation. Women ar...
病者有其药项目
Philippines
MSF responds after typhoons Goni and Ulysses cause widespread destruction in the Philippines
On 1 November, one of the strongest typhoons in 2020 struck the Philippines. Goni, or Rolly as it’s known in the Philippines, caused widespread damage...
天灾
Carnage in the Mediterranean is the direct result of European state policies
The last few days have produced one of the most lethal episodes in the central Mediterranean Sea so far this year, with more than 100 people dying at ...
难民
Indonesia
Indonesia: Fighting COVID-19 with education and empowerment
In June, panic began to spread through Indonesian communities as COVID-19 cases started to be reported by health authorities. Rumours, myths and fake ...
