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A newborn baby is monitored at the MSF -supported neonatal intensive care unit at Nasser Hospital, Khan Younis, Gaza.

Gaza: Hundreds of patients, including newborns, at risk as multiple hospitals run low on fuel

News Jan 08, 2025

News Jan 07, 2025

DR Congo: MSF responds after new M23 clashes

Displaced people in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

story Jan 08, 2025

Health care under occupation: Hebron’s H2 residents are suffocating

A mobile clinic set up in Hebron, Palestine.

story Jan 06, 2025

Where has the river taken us?

A woman stands in the middle of a river in Colombia.

story Dec 06, 2024

2024: The year in photos

A woman releases a dove into the sky in Lebanon.

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 | Aug 16, 2024

Worst floods in living memory: Eastern Chad battered by heavy rain

MSF is calling for a rapid response in Koukou, eastern Chad, where there are shortages of food, shelter, drinking water, and health care as floods affect thousands of people.

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A view of massive flooding in eastern Chad.

Story | Aug 08, 2024

“I want to be a doctor to take care of people"

Sudanese refugee children in Chad share their stories and dreams for the future.

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A girl in the Adre camp in Chad holds a cat toy she took with her from Sudan.

Story | Jul 31, 2024

Healing in exile: Stories of refugees fleeing war in Sudan

In Chad, Sudan war survivors are recovering from the physical and mental wounds of war amid a massive humanitarian crisis.

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Portrait of Walid Abdul Khalil, 21 years old, in MSF surgical unit. He grew up as a refugee in camps in eastern Chad.

News | Jun 27, 2024

Getting urgent supplies to Sudanese refugees in Chad

MSF calls on UN agencies and donor states to scale up emergency aid as the rainy season begins.

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A man carries plastic sheeting to distribute in a displacement camp in Chad.

Story | Jun 26, 2024

Raising awareness about measles in Chad

MSF and the Chadian Ministry of Public Health have teamed up to launch a major intervention to raise awareness about measles, a main cause of death for children in Chad.

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Diphteria vaccination campaign in Batha Province, Chad

Story | Jun 20, 2024

Four refugee crises happening in 2024

Whether due to persecution, instability, climate change, or natural disasters, more people than ever before are being uprooted from their homes around the world.

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Returnees and refugees board a bus that will take them from the Joda border point to Renk transit center.

Story | Jun 19, 2024

How Sudanese women are protecting their families amid war and displacement

“All the responsibilities fall on me. I am now the mother and the father.”

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A Sudanese woman holds her child smiling in Chad.

Story | May 09, 2024

Nurses without borders: Stories from around the world

From Sudan to Afghanistan, Haiti to Palestine—nurses are an integral part of our teams worldwide. These are their stories.

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An MSF nurse and patient sit on a hospital bed with a newborn baby in Aweil, South Sudan.

Story | Apr 17, 2024

The hidden wounds of sexual violence in Sudan's war

What we’ve learned from survivors of sexual violence fleeing Sudan.

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A refugee woman from Sudan in a camp in eastern Chad.

News | Apr 15, 2024

UN Sudan appeal falls short

Funds pledged are nowhere near enough to meet Sudan’s needs

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Refugees shelter under a tree in Andre, Chad.

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