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MSF: Deliberate restriction of food and aid led to alarming malnutrition levels in Gaza

Israel’s manufactured malnutrition crisis in Gaza had devastating impacts on pregnant women and their newborns.

A ceasefire in name only: People are still being killed by Israeli forces in southern Lebanon

Despite a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon being announced on 17 April, and later renewed for three additional weeks, attacks continue in south Lebanon.

MSF DRC: New wave of violence in Ituri deepens humanitarian crisis

MSF: Attacks on healthcare - medical staff deserve more than empty words

MSF: Middle East operations update

No accountability one year after Old Fangak hospital bombing / Warring parties must spare last remaining hospitals Jonglei, South Sudan

The bombings of Old Fangak and Lankien by South Sudanese government forces cannot go unanswered.

Bangladesh: MSF responds to measles outbreak in Cox’s Bazar

Gilead stockholders: Demand Gilead sell HIV prevention drug to those who need it

Pharmaceutical corporation must do more to ensure people have access to lenacapavir worldwide.

Insights from Gaza and exciting developments in the treatment of snakebite and advanced HIV to be presented at MSF Scientific Days 2026

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) will present new research and insights from Gaza, Sudan and Haiti, among many other humanitarian contexts.

Joint call by the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross, the Director-General of the World Health Organization and the International President of Médecins Sans Frontières for states to uphold and strengthen the protection of medical care in armed conflict on the 10th Anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution 2286.

3 May 2026

Three years on, outbreaks everywhere: MSF urges end of barriers to boost Sudan’s vaccination programs

Port Sudan, 30 April 2026- Three years of war in Sudan have dismantled vaccination programmes and collapsed disease surveillance systems, fuelling deadly, preventable epidemics.

Bombarded, looted, vandalised: MSF forced to close Lankien hospital after 31 years

Juba, 29 April 2026 – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been forced to permanently close our hospital in Lankien, Jonglei State, South Sudan, after it was bombarded on 3 February.