Stop bombing civilians, stop bombing hospitals, and allow medical care to reach those who need it,” said MSF medical program ...

The province is bearing an increasing share of the Ebola burden in DR Congo, while access to specialized care remains ...

About 128,000 people have been displaced this month alone — in a country where millions have already been uprooted by years ...

Malaysia plans to return nearly 1,500 refugees, including Rohingya, to Myanmar — even though the country remains in active ...

Kiribati is one of the most climate-vulnerable countries in the world. Spanning 33 low-lying atolls, its 138,000 residents ...

Ongoing clinical trials for Bundibugyo Ebola virus therapeutics provide an important opportunity to make successful treatments accessible to all who need them.

The renewed conflict in Tigray has raised concerns about the safety of civilians and their access to health care.

On this episode of the Humanitarian Lens podcast, we speak with Urshula Edwards, an MSF supply chain coordinator, about how ...

With roads to hospitals blocked since the fighting started, many of the wounded have been unable to access care.

While transmission is slowing in parts of Ituri province, Ebola is spreading into new and less-prepared areas, making containment increasingly difficult. The race to contain the Ebola disease outbreak ...

“Civilians are being massacred,” said Chris Lockyear, MSF secretary general. “They are being pushed into areas they were told would be safe only to be subjected to relentless airstrikes and heavy ...

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