Asia

As the conflict in Afghanistan intensified in 2018, MSF reinforced activities in several programmes across the country, in particular emergency, paediatric and maternal...

Our work in Georgia has provided a response to armed conflict, endemic/epidemic disease and healthcare exclusion.

Kyrgyzstan has high rates of drug-resistant tuberculosis and many people have difficulty accessing care.

Women and children in particular suffer from the lack of access to healthcare and there is an overwhelming need for neonatal care

Uzbekistan was once at the heart of the ancient Silk Road trade route connecting China with the Middle East and Rome.  

Bangladesh, formerly East Pakistan, was formed in 1971. It is one of the world's most densely populated countries.

India is the world's largest democracy with over 1.2 billion people. The country became independent from Britain in 1947.

We are the largest provider of HIV/AIDS care in Myanmar.

We completed the closure of all our post-Typhoon Haiyan activities in 2015

Cambodia has one of the fastest growing economies in Asia after two decades of relative stability, following a catastrophic civil war and the end of the Khmer Rouge regime.

Iran became an Islamic republic in 1979, when the monarchy was overthrown and clerics assumed political control.  ...

Nepal is recovering from two major earthquakes that rocked the country in 2015

We have worked in Tajikistan since 1997, providing care for tuberculosis patients.