Kutupalong Refugee Camp, Rohingya Response: MSF health promotion staff working in the camp.

Hepatitis C: the cure exists, but too many are left behind

MSF doctor with new born

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8-year-old Kareem and his 4-year-old sister Julia are being evacuated with their family from Gaza City to Al Aqsa Hospital in the southern Gaza Strip due to the lack of medical supplies.

Again and again, people wounded in Israeli attacks are arriving at our hospitals

Surroundings PHCC Jabalia , looking through the rubble from what was the old (pre-war) PHCC. MSF built a new PHCC there providing primary health care to the community of Jabalia neighbourhood.

This is not a ceasefire. It is structural violence in another name

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Doctors Without Borders / Medecins Sans Frontieres is a global medical humanitarian organisation that offers assistance to people based on need and irrespective of race, religion, gender or political affiliation. Since 1971, Doctors Without Borders has operated with a fierce and challenging commitment to independence, impartiality, and neutrality.

In the spirit of Ramadan, a time of compassion, generosity, and care for others, MSF continues to deliver lifesaving medical assistance to people most in need, guided by shared values of dignity and humanity.

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International Activity Report 2025

In moments of crisis and exclusion, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams strive to save lives and alleviate people’s suffering. We provide the care that we can with our colleagues, collaborators, and supporters, but in 2025 we saw growing gaps that are not ours to fill.

When people with power renege on their responsibilities and shared humanity, the communities we serve pay a high price.

In many of the places where we worked, we saw a deficit of accountability that ranged from negligence to flagrant violations of international humanitarian law.

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