MSF International

Post-rape kits. Contraceptives. Maternal care. Women and girls lost sexual and reproductive health services in 2025, as funding cuts and politicisation jeopardised safe and dignified care ⬇️ msf.org/international-activi…

🚨 On 3 November, Russian forces attacked Dnipro, Ukraine. The attack damaged a hospital where nearly 100 patients were receiving care. The damage forced the transfer of patients to other medical facilities, including two patients evacuated by our teams via ambulance. msf.org/ukraine-msf-evacuate…

🌎 Did you know that we work in over 70 countries? Discover our activities across the globe.  msf.org/where-we-work

Neglected public bathrooms, open drainage channels, and uncollected garbage. 🚰 This is what funding cuts look like in Bentiu and Malakal displacement camps in South Sudan, where disruptions in water and sanitation services are putting residents at risk of diseases: msf.org/south-sudan-funding-…

📦 During the temporary ceasefire in parts of Kherson region, Ukraine, we delivered a three-month supply of essential medicines to three villages under Ukrainian government control: msf.org/ukraine-temporary-ce…

How does conflict amplify antimicrobial resistance? 🔴 Higher chance of infection as stress and malnutrition weaken immune systems 🔴 Spread of resistant bacteria due to overcrowding in displacement camps 🔴 Destruction of health facilities msf.org/international-activi…

🔴 In North Kivu, DRC, restrictions by the FNR are preventing health workers from providing care to victims and survivors of sexual violence. These restrictions include requiring victims to undergo intrusive questioning and invasive physical examinations.   Dozens of entries relating to these consultations have been erased from records, drastically reducing the official number of reported cases. Some centres have also stopped recording cases altogether. msf.org/drc-restrictive-meas…

Since our founding in 1971, we’ve grown to a global movement delivering emergency medical care in over 70 countries. Thanks to our 7.5 million individual donors, we provide care where it’s needed.

In DRC, the Ebola disease outbreak is far from over. The number of cases has now exceeded 10,000.  🎉 But last week, celebrations broke out at our Ebola treatment centre in Mongbwalu. For the first time since the outbreak was declared in May, the centre had no confirmed cases in beds, after its last patients were discharged, fully recovered.  Dozens of new cases are still being detected every day in other parts of the country. Our teams continue to work tirelessly, across six of the eight affected provinces, to contain the outbreak and save lives.

In Yemen, renewed military escalations have displaced more than 230,000 people. 🎥 At our mobile clinic in Al-Atira camp, we’re seeing an increase in malnutrition and various types of infection among displaced people, driven by poor living conditions:

Psychological care is an important component of Ebola disease treatment, for patients and their families: “Ebola disease is traumatic and sudden; it is a viral illness”. Our colleagues are providing people with mental health support in Butembo, DRC ⬇️ msf.org/ebola-disease-provid…

For many families, having a loved one admitted to an Ebola treatment centre can cause fear and uncertainty. In Butembo, DRC, our colleagues listen to people’s concerns, explain the care being provided, and help them manage the mental strain: msf.org/ebola-disease-provid…

At an Ebola treatment centre in Butembo, Democratic Republic of Congo, our colleagues are providing patients and their families with mental health support ⬇️ msf.org/ebola-disease-provid…

We've received numerous wounded patients at our hospitals in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, amid escalating armed clashes. 📢 The authorities and all parties involved must spare civilians and ensure access to healthcare facilities for all the sick and wounded, without distinction: msf.org/haiti-civilians-and-…

🚨 SUDAN: At around 8 pm local time yesterday, a drone strike by the Sudanese Armed Forces hit a busy market in Nyala, South Darfur. A second strike also hit a civilian neighbourhood. The Nyala Teaching hospital, which we support, saw over 150 wounded people. “This is appalling. Markets, homes, and key civilian infrastructure are not targets. All parties to the conflict must protect civilians.” msf.org/people-killed-and-15…

Many cancer prevention, diagnostic, and treatment tools already exist — they’re just not available in low- and middle-income countries. Hear from our colleagues at the World Cancer Congress, where they shared the message that cancer treatment must be more affordable and accessible 👇

📢 Ongoing fighting is impacting people’s ability to safely seek medical care in Yemen. This morning, a strike hit only 150 metres away from Mocha General hospital, where our teams are working in the maternity and paediatric wards. msf.org/strikes-are-impactin…

🎨 What do children in Gaza draw during mental health counselling sessions? Motassem drew “fetching water and the army throwing shells… and the tanks and the quadcopter drone…” Amid Israel’s genocide, the drawings of children reflect their psychological distress:

🚨 Ukraine A Russian drone struck civilian infrastructure yesterday in Synelnykove, Dnipropetrovsk region. The strike occurred less than one kilometre from a hospital supported by MSF where staff responded to the mass casualty incident. Four people were killed and more than 13 injured. We condemn this senseless attack on civilian infrastructure. msf.org/senseless-russian-at…