Executive Director of Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders @msf_uk. Emergency doctor. Once part-owned Wrexham AFC 🏴
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Natalie Roberts retweeted
We’re pleased to offer the first 25 pairs of tickets to Glastonbury Festival 2027 (Wed 23rd June to Sun 27th June, 2027) - in a prize draw raising emergency funds for @MSF_uk.
Enter now at glas.to/prizedraw27
All funds raised (after payment processing fees) will support MSF’s vital work providing medical care to people affected by the current conflicts in Gaza and Sudan.
Natalie Roberts retweeted
Natalie Roberts Testimony @ Gaza Tribunal, 4 September 2025 - Emergency Medic (Executive Director of Doctors Without Borders UK)
youtube.com/watch?v=E7A411Pz…
#Gaza #Palestine #emergencycare #NatalieRoberts #msf #doctorswithoutborders #gazatribunal #emergencymedicine #humanitarianwork
My OpEd for @MSF_uk in @guardian today.
@MSF has a responsibility to act with moral clarity and humanitarian consistency in the face of mass atrocities.
The same should apply to the UK government.
"We can only conclude that the UK government just does not want to admit what everybody else can see: that genocide is being committed in Gaza, and it is being committed with the military, diplomatic and material support of the UK"
@docnat @MSF_uk
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Natalie Roberts retweeted
"MSF has a responsibility to act with moral clarity and humanitarian consistency in the face of mass atrocities. The same should apply to the UK government."
Our op-ed on Gaza by @docnat, in the Guardian today: theguardian.com/commentisfre…
MSF teams in Myanmar are heading to the affected areas. It is a difficult region to access & the roads have been damaged. We’ll have more info on how we’ll assist in the coming hours/days.
To support our work in Myanmar & crisis zones around the world: msf.org.uk/secure/donate
Natalie Roberts retweeted
I just spent 17 days in Damascus, from January 14 to January 30. I had never imagined I would learn this much in such a short period of time.
I know it’s a cliché, but in this (long) thread 1️⃣🧵, I want to reflect on these two weeks that—perhaps selfishly—brought me so much.
I hope that one day, I’ll be able to give back to Syria for all it has given me.
“I’m an academic, a mother and a doctoral student. How could I possibly threaten anyone’s security?” theguardian.com/global-devel…
Natalie Roberts retweeted
Once ‘tax’ is paid by farmers, #ISWAP typically issues receipts. However, these receipts cannot be taken home. The terrorists strictly prohibit this. Instead, the receipts are left on the farm or kept with the payer. humanglemedia.com/iswaps-tax…
Natalie Roberts retweeted
ICYMI, last week we held a press conference to reflect on 12 months of conflict in Gaza.
Dr Natalie Roberts and Dr Javid Abdelmoneim were joined by Dr Mohamed Abu Mughaiseb and Hanadi Katerji, speaking live from Gaza.
Watch the full discussion 👇
msf.org.uk/events/gaza-war-m…
Natalie Roberts retweeted
The bravery of journalists based in Gaza, trying to report in the most appalling conditions, continues to astound. Many have paid with their lives.
Natalie Roberts retweeted
We're nearly at the first full calendar year-end of the Gaza war. The normalisation of both (i) the enormous bloodshed (ii) and journalists still not being allowed in by the Israeli govt to report as to what's happening have been some of the grimmer features of the year.
“#Israel’s authorities haven’t let journalists into Gaza for <1 year to report freely on one of the bloodiest conflicts of this century. That’s unacceptable.” Talking ceasefire chances in #Gaza & hopes for a free #Syria as Assad’s victims seek justice, on @LBC w/ @lewis_goodall.
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Israeli fighter jets bombard the surroundings of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza.
I took this in 2012 at the border crossing into Aleppo. They told me it would be all over by the end of the year.
Thinking of my Syrian friends today: those that fled, those that stayed & survived the vicious onslaught, and those that were killed.
I wish Syria a bright future.
Natalie Roberts retweeted
To understand what happened in Syria watch these by @Channel4News which won 150+ awards inc. 3 @TheEmmys & @BAFTAs @Festival_Cannes & Oscar nom; channel4.com/programmes/syri… Homs; channel4.com/news/the-horror… Aleppo;
channel4.com/news/syrias-des…
channel4.com/news/topic/insi…
channel4.com/programmes/for-…
The Israeli decisions appear to be “arbitrary and are not made on a criteria nor logic”, said Moeen Mahmood, the Jordan country director for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). theguardian.com/world/2024/d…
Natalie Roberts retweeted
Oh my God. The silence after the screams. This is one of the most horrifying scenes I’ve seen come out of Gaza.
Israel “bombed [these people] and killed a number of them, then people came to rescue them, and mothers cried over their injured sons, then Israel…bombed them again.
All of this happened inside a UNRWA school housing displaced people in Gaza City.”
مشهد مرعب لم يحدث حتى في أعتى الأفلام الأكثر إجرامية ودموية في تاريخ الحروب.
قصفتهم وقتلت عدداً منهم، فجاء الناس لإنقاذهم، والأمهات تبكين على أبنائهن المصابين، فأكملت إسرائيل المهمة وقصفتهم مرة ثانية.
كل ذلك حدث داخل مدرسة تابعة للأونروا تؤوي نازحين في مدينة غزة .
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