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Israel’s threat to withhold registration for NGOs: A grave blow to humanitarian aid in Gaza and the West Bank

MSF: Malnutrition - Chad's silent crisis

Sudan: Measles Cases Surge in Darfur Despite Months of Warnings and Calls for Vaccination

Zalingei, December 19, 2025 – Measles cases are rising rapidly across Central, South and West Darfur, in the absence of an urgent and effective vaccination campaign.

MSF UKRAINE: Voice note on the impact of electricity cuts across Ukraine

Please find below a voice note from Enrique Garcia Quiroz, project coordinator for MSF in eastern Ukraine, which highlights the impact of electricity cuts across Ukraine, especially near the frontline. Russian forces continue to heavily target Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. As a result, more than one million people are reported to be facing power cuts, which also affect heating and water supply, as these services depend on electricity.

MSF warns: Deregistration threatens life-saving care for hundreds of thousands in Gaza

Refugees in Burundi in dire need of support

Bujumbura, 22 December 2025: According to the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), more than 88,000 refugees have fled to Burundi since the recent escalation of violence in South Kivu province, in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Addressing people’s medical needs in Dara’a, Syria

Support extended to displaced people from Sweida

MSF MEXICO: Rebuilding After the Storm: The Migration That Stayed in Mexico City

Sergio Pérez Gavilán, Field Communications Manager MSF Mexico and Central America

South Sudan: MSF Evacuates Staff from Lankien Healthcare Facility Following Airstrikes

MSF's vital humanitarian activities in Gaza at risk from Israeli registration rules

Statement – 22 December 2025

MSF CAMEROON: The mental and physical toll of a decade of conflict in Cameroon

Under-equipped health facilities, staff shortages, recurrent epidemics, and food insecurity continue to affect people’s health in Cameroon’s Far North region, which is also affected by the ongoing Lake Chad Basin crisis.

MSF GAZA: 29-day-old baby dies from hypothermia at Nasser hospital

Last night, a 29-day-old baby died at Nasser hospital, southern Gaza, Palestine, just two hours after arriving at the MSF- supported paediatric ward in the early hours of the morning. Despite treatment efforts, he could not be saved. According to the Ministry of Health, he died from hypothermia.