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Doctors Without Borders: The most dangerous region in Sudan for us is Khartoum

This morning, the team on GeoBarents rescued 13 people, including 2 women and 2 unaccompanied minors, who were in distress on a unseaworthy rubber boat. The survivors had spent more than 3 days at the Mediterranean sea

Doctors without Borders announces that its first supply convoy was permitted into northwest Syria to help earthquake victims

Burkina Faso: two MSF employees killed in an attack by suspected jihadists

MSF says 5 workers seized in Cameroon in February released

MSF: We urge the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE) to respond to the @nytimes investigation published on 17 March. The memory of María, Tedros and Yohannes, the pain of their close relatives, friends and colleagues need solace and closure

In the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, yesterday, MSF teams worked hand in hand with the Ministry of Health to treat large numbers of wounded during the ongoing protests in the city.

Refugees with 'stab wounds and beating marks separated from children' after Tripoli crackdown, says MSF

A return to Somalia is not the solution for refugees in Dadaab, Kenya - MSF

GeoBarents has a port for disembarkation. Heading to Palermo (Italy) now to bring the 367 survivors to safety ashore

Doctors Without Borders: Concerned about the impact of the clashes in Marib on Yemeni civilians

MSF: The rocket attacks on Marib are a stark example of the horrific effects on the population

Doctors Without Borders warns of the deterioration of the medical situation due to the outbreak of Coronavirus in northwest Syria

MSF just rescued 189 people from an overcrowded, double deck wooden boat. There was limited oxygen on the lower deck. Everyone is safe on board the GeoBarents which now has 214 people

Taiz: the commander of the military police meets the director of Doctors Without Borders

Médecins Sans Frontières has confirmed it received a letter from Ethiopia that all activities run by its Dutch section in Tigray, Gambella, Amhara and Somali regions are to be suspended for three months, effective from July 28th

MSF: Today, Israeli forces confiscated a community's trailer, which served as our mental health consultation room, in Um Qusa in Hebron province. Thread Photo: Nasser Nawaj'ah, B'Tselem

MSF: In response to the killings, we have made the extremely painful but necessary decision to suspend our activities in Abi Adi, Adigrat and Axum, Tigray. Our teams in other areas of Tigray will continue cautiously to provide assistance to people in urgent need

Ethiopia: MSF announces the death of three of its employees in an attack in Tigray

"The intensity of the bombardment and the degree of violence are unprecedented. The missiles are coming from everywhere: from planes in the sky, tanks on the ground, and boats in the Mediterranean. What we experience day and night is terror." Ayman Al-Jaroushe, a Palestinian who has lived in Gaza for 20 years, is the coordinator of the Doctors Without Borders project.

MSF: As Israel continues its aerial and artillery bombardment of gaza many MSF staff and patients have been forced to flee their homes for safety. The damage to our clinic shows no place in Gaza is safe

Medical facilities in Gaza have been damaged by Israeli strikes, including an @MSF one- the roads around al-Shifa hospital, the main hospital in the entire strip, have been hit preventing easy safe access. Two senior Palestinian doctors have been killed

An MSF team of 3 nurses, a general doctor and a surgeon are supporting the staff in Al-Awda hospital in treating patients injured by airstrikes

Three months on and @MSF is still worried about the very limited services in the permanent camps, which are located in a very remote part of Sudan, and where many of the humanitarian needs – including shelter, water and food – are not being met

MSF: 1, 2, 3, 4 ships. 48h of endless search for a boat in rough seas. Zero coordination from authorities. Aftermath: 130 people feared dead. These are the tragedies happening in the Mediterranean

Clip from a new Sky News report on the war in Tigray shows the aftermath of the horrific executions witnessed by @MSF staff

MSF: "We are horrified by the continued violence in Tigray , Ethiopia. This includes the extrajudicial killings of at least 4 men who were dragged off public buses & executed by soldiers, while our staff members were present, on Tuesday 23 March "

MSF: Ethiopian army forces control most health centers in Tigray

MSF condemns the deliberate attacks on medical centers in the Ethiopian province of Tigray

In the early hours of 4 February, a Doctors Without Borders (MSF) ambulance was fired on by armed men while responding to a call in Muyuka, South-West Cameroon