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Democratic Republic of Congo : 23 November 2011

A MSF project coordinator in Mweso, North Kivu, describes the difficulties Congolese face in getting even the most basic health care.

Video : 18 November 2011

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is rich in natural resources that could help provide prosperity and services for its residents. Instead, as various militias battle for control of these resources, violence remains a constant risk for most civilians. They must struggle to get what they need to survive - including a minimum of health care.

Dr. Raghu Venugopal, MSF field doctor reports from Mweso Hospital in North Kivu Province, eastern DRC.

Central African Republic : 26 October 2011

Month in Focus: October 2011

Libya – Aid without discrimination

Somalia – The medical aid challenge

Haiti – The never-ending epidemic

Central Africa Republic – Halting premature mortality

Somalia : 14 October 2011

At MSF's nutrition centre in Galcayo-North, the ICU is where severly sick and malnourished children receive care. We have seen an increase of patients; we even have patients coming from the most severe draught stricken areas in the southern parts of Somalia.

Kenya : 07 October 2011

In Turkana, northwestern Kenya, MSF is now able to distribute supplementary nutrient-rich food, which will prevent children from becoming malnourished. Photos were taken during MSF food aid distributions and mobile clinics for severely malnourished children by Francesco Zizola / Noor Images.

Somalia – Malnutrition and measles, a vicious circle

Libya – Targeted attacks on migrants

Measles – Epidemics rise high

Armenia – Accompanying the sick

India – Novartis strikes back

Video : 16 September 2011

Somalia's population has been trapped in conflict for a generation. MSF has been providing healthcare for the past 20 years across the country.

Month in Focus : 25 August 2011

Emergency in Somalia
Congo Brazzaville Malaria cases increase
Colombia New water supply systems

Somali Crisis : 08 August 2011

More than a thousand people arrive every day from drought-stricken, war-torn Somalia at the Dadaab camp complex in northeastern Kenya. But the three official camps - Dagahaley, Ifo, and Hagadera - are full, and most of the newly arrived refugees have been forced to settle in the desert outskirts. MSF estimates that there are at least 25,000 people outside the borders of Dagahaley camp and 22,000 outside of Ifo. These families have limited access to water, shelter, food, and hygiene. The medical resources in Dadaab are overwhelmed, but MSF is working to respond to the needs of these refugees on the fringes.