Photographer Alfredo Cáliz travelled across the occupied West Bank to document the toll of living under occupation. Palestinians living under occupation, a photo story msf.org/photo-story-living-u…
Here are five ways @MSF supports malaria prevention in Tanzania. This week's photo story for #WorldMalariaDay:
In Kigoma region, in Tanzania, @MSF has been providing health care to Burundian refugees in Nduta camp, as well as Tanzanians in neighbouring host communities for over eight years.
During rainy season, malaria is highly endemic, leaving its residents vulnerable to contracting malaria year-round. Check the full story here msf.exposure.co/2022malaria-…
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Just before horrific reports of station bombing.
Medical evacuation of 57 patients from #Luhansk region by @MSF medical train. 2 referrals from #Kramatorsk town.
05 April – 17 patients to #Dnipro
06 and 07 April – 40 patients, one transferred in #Kyiv and 39 transferred in #Lviv
South Sudan: after the floods.
“We don’t have anything here, we came with empty hands, the village is covered by water and we don’t know when it will dry”
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Caring for isolated communities. Testimonies from an @MSF mobile clinic in the Amazon
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Return is not a solution say refugees in Dadaab after camp closure announcement. msf.exposure.co/return-is-no…
HELPING EACH OTHER. Stories of solidarity after Nyiragongo eruption. msf.exposure.co/helping-each… Photos by @moses_sawasawa for @MSF
One week ago, on 12 May 2020, many mothers were killed in a barbaric attack on the maternity ward of the Dasht-e-Barchi hospital in Kabul, in which young children and an @MSF midwife were also among the victims.
Today we remember and honour their memory
“We tried to create a family.” Portraits of @MSF health workers in #Gaza healing the wounds of the Great March of Return - msf.exposure.co/we-tried-to-… #toldwithexposure
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With 26 women & 8 babies on board #OceanViking, the women's shelter's a warm fug of wailing infants & damp washing. These women risked their children's lives on the world's most deadly sea crossing - can you even begin to imagine the desperation behind that decision?
2019 in Pictures. 54 images, taken over the past 12 months, documenting what our teams have seen & done in roughly 70 countries we worked in this year, covering contexts including war and conflict, several natural disasters, & epidemics. msf.org/year-pictures-2019
Bringing healthcare to remote communities
in Naga, #Myanmar msf.exposure.co/bringing-hea… #toldwithexposure
Here's a compilation featuring some of the best video footage collected in our @MSF field projects during the first quarter of the year.














