Testimonies


Fernand Marxen
Haiti
“In Tabarre, the stream of admitted and treated patients is exceptional”
Fernand Marxen, a Luxembourgian surgeon, discusses his experience in the MSF hospital of Tabarre, Haiti.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
“Families have spent months hiding in the forest with very little to eat”
Cruz García, medical coordinator for MSF, tells us the effects of the violence in Kasai on the local's health.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
“Months later, they still can’t remove the bloodstains from the soil”
MSF emergency coordinator Jean-Pierre Amigo, describes his experience in the Kasai province, in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Bangladesh
“Needs for clean drinking water are still extreme”
More than half a million Rohingya refugees have arrived in Bangladesh following a wave of targeted violence.


Kate White
Bangladesh
"If this is the better option, the other must have been a living hell"
Refugee camps in Bangladesh in critical conditions after the arrival of 500,000 Rohingya refugees.


Marion Nourrisson
Balkans, Serbia
The “Game” comes at a high price
From Turkey onwards to Italy, refugees call their attempts to cross the borders “games”. Marion Nourrisson, Communication Officer for MSF Luxembourg and in Serbia in July, explains the dangerous consequences of this "game".

Syria
“We had expected an attack to happen”
An account of a Syrian hospital under attack.


Dr. Joanne Liu
Democratic Republic of the Congo
«The violence was so terrible that we didn’t hear the birds sing for days.»
MSF international president Joanne Liu has recently returned from a visit to Kananga city, Democratic Republic of Congo. She shares her impressions of the ongoing crisis there.

Nigeria
In Ngala camp, people depend on humanitarian assistance
In Ngala, people continue to arrive. They live in camps where they need humanitarian assistance to survive, they need water, shelter, food and access to health care.

Nigeria
Hundreds of people have been infected with hepatitis E
The onset of the rainy season has caused floodings and hundreds cases of hepatitis E. MSF medical coordinator, Nicoletta Bellio, describes the situation in the camp.