Testimonies
Nigeria
“Rann was like a graveyard”
MSF nurse Isa Sadiq Bwala is just back from Rann, in northeastern Nigeria, where he went to assess people’s medical needs after the 14 January attack on the town. Most of Rann’s residents have sought safety in Bodo, Cameroon, where an MSF team is providing them with medical care.
Niger
The fear of being attacked at any time
Interview with Boulama Elhadji Gori, MSF Deputy Head of Mission in Niger.
Bangladesh
Rohingya trauma and resilience
Rohingya refugees share their own stories of trauma and resilience with celebrated photographer Robin Hammond.
Pakistan
Cutaneous leishmaniasis: “It starts with a pimple…”
MSF expert on tropical diseases Suzette Kämink explains why this neglected disease is so difficult to diagnose and treat in Pakistan.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
“Cutting the transmission chains”
MSF medical teams can rely on water and sanitation experts to secure Ebola treatment centres and fight this deadly disease.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Testimonies of survivors of sexual violence
These testimonies were collected to the Kananga project in September 2018.
Yemen
Is the country on the brink of famine?
MSF operations desk manager Caroline Seguin discusses the recent warnings of famine in Yemen—a country that has been at war for almost four years.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
“Ebola is about human beings and trust”
New drugs, which might help cure those who have contracted the virus, are available, but offering and administering these drugs, says Dr Hilde De Clerck, is not as easy as it may seem.
Afghanistan
“My sister, I will take care of you”
An story by Dr Séverine Caluwaerts, who carried out nine missions in the Khost maternity hospital. Afghanistan remains one of the most dangerous places in the world to give birth.
Greece
Moria is in a state of emergency
Every day, living conditions in this overcrowded camp deteriorate.