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This month's webclip takes us on a short tour of MSF activities

South Sudan: "They abducted my child and slit the throats of the two boys"

In the state of Jonglei, in South Sudan, civilians continue to bear the brunt of inter-communal fighting. These testimonies were collected from patients at MSF's hospital in Pibor.

As a medical organisation we constantly strive to provide the most effective healthcare possible for our patients.

 

Health facilities are poorly distributed across Guinea,
and the health system lacks staff, medicine and equipment.

Guinea 2010 © Julie Remy

The Central African Republic
has suffered armed conflict between rebel groups and the government for the past five years. People face enormous...

CAR 2011 © Sarah Elliott/MSF

Low
national and international investment in the health sector combined with
tensions and low-intensity conflicts limit access to healthcare in...

Myanmar 2010 © P.K. Lee / MSF

MSF first started working in Indonesia in October 1995, when it provided emergency aid to the victims of a devastating earthquake in Kerinci,...

Indonesia 2009 © Alan Cheung /MSF

Kinshasa/Dublin - A massive increase in malaria cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is overwhelming existing treatment...

Democratic Republic of Congo 2012 © Gijs Van Gassen

In the State of Jonglei in South Sudan, civilians continue to bear the brunt of inter-communal fighting.

Sudan 2010 © Cédric Gerbehaye  Magnum Foundation Emergency Fund  VU'

Humanitarian medical organisation Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF) announced today that its emergency activities in Saada...

Mothers and children in emergency ward of a hospital in Yemen

Sunday Business Post 29 May 2011

New MSF report calls on African
governments, WHO and donors to urgently make the switch

Uganda© © Sabine Rietz/MSF

Two hundred thousand lives a year could be saved by using more effective malaria drugs.

In North Kivu, in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo violent conflict persists between government forces and an array of military groups...

Country Year © Author/MSF

Continuing our series on the outstanding efforts of Irish doctors
abroad, Pat Kelly spoke to Dr Mary O’Brien of MSF about her work in
Abdurafi,...

If you’ve read anything in the news about problems or violence related to South Sudan recently, there’s almost no chance that it was near Raja....

Sudanese refugees carrying supplies on their heads walk to southeren Sudan