MSF International

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an international, independent, medical humanitarian organisation.

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“Settlers sprayed pepper spray on my face while I was working in an olive grove… [The police] told us we weren't allowed to speak to the settlers.”

In the West Bank, settler attacks are interrupting Palestinians' daily lives, driving mental health needs:

https://t.co/r56xX5omRH

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Sexual and reproductive healthcare is essential at every stage of life, yet access to it is becoming increasingly limited in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

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We are deeply disturbed by reports of the arrest of Dr Dima Mohammed Amin, a specialist in obstetrics and gynaecology, from her home in the West Bank, Palestine. Dr Dima is the latest victim in Israel's systematic campaign of hunting down and detaining Palestinian medics.

She joins Dr Hussam Abu Safiya, Dr Iyad Al-Rantisi, Dr Mohammed Obeid and scores of others in arbitrary Israeli detention. They have not been charged with any offence; they were simply treating patients. That is not a crime.

We demand the immediate and unconditional release of all healthcare workers arbitrarily detained by Israeli forces.

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It’s nearly 100 days since the Ebola disease outbreak was declared in DRC, and communities aren't receiving adequate support to curb the spread.

“Treatment centres remain essential for saving lives, but this response needs more than extra beds.” -@MSF_IP

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🟥 Armed clashes 
🟥 Shifting frontlines 
🟥 Forced displacement 

People in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, face many obstacles to access essential reproductive and sexual healthcare. With mobile clinics, we’re bringing care closer to communities.

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We strongly condemn the decision by the Israeli Military Advocate General to close, without opening a criminal investigation, the cases we submitted for review.

Our full statement: https://t.co/NtPVAiMQRI

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We have begun a new healthcare project in East Wollega and West Wollega, Ethiopia, to provide general and specialist care to hard-to-reach communities.

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For thousands of women in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, reaching healthcare is fraught with obstacles.

Seeing a doctor, obtaining contraceptives, attending pre-natal checkups, or receiving care after sexual assault all pose risks because of ongoing violence:

https://t.co/U0XGH1YlTR

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Armed clashes erupted in and around Baidoa town, South-West state, Somalia, this morning. Dr Elshafie Mohammed, our country representative in Somalia, provides an update ⬇️

“At Bay Regional hospital, where we work in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, teams received 71 wounded people, including women and children. Four deaths were recorded, including one young woman. Patients continue to arrive, and these figures are expected to rise.

“Baidoa hosts more than half a million people displaced by conflict, drought and insecurity, many of whom depend on the town’s already limited health services. These services are stretched beyond capacity. Each new cycle of violence places further pressure on the health system and pushes lifesaving care further out of reach for those who need it.

“It is devastating to see civilians caught up in violence again. Civilians, health facilities, and medical staff must be protected, and wounded people must be able to reach medical care safely.

“At Bay Regional hospital, MSF supports the emergency, maternity, paediatrics, nutrition, and outpatient departments.”

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In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the Ebola disease outbreak is affecting communities who already face overlapping health and humanitarian challenges. 

📢 “It is vital that all emergencies be addressed simultaneously.”

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Stories about conflict may be all over your feed, but have you heard of antimicrobial resistance?

During conflict, this deadly threat is amplified by weakened immune systems, healthcare facilities, and supply chains. ⬇️

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"...On the inside we are broken. I feel so much sadness."

Following the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela on 24 June, people are still facing great loss. We're providing psychological support to affected communities.

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🔴 Displacement
🔴 Cholera
🔴 Measles

In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, communities have overlapping humanitarian needs that must be addressed along with the Ebola disease outbreak: https://t.co/eK7PYRcasI

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We asked 4 questions to our colleagues working in an Ebola treatment centre in Democratic Republic of Congo ⬇️

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📊 In numbers: what we did in 2025, from the first to the 17,071,300th outpatient consultation. 

Click here to view all our facts and figures from last year 👇 

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“For the families we care for, there is no hierarchy between crises.” 

While we continue to respond to the Ebola disease outbreak in eastern DRC, multiple health and humanitarian crises are affecting communities in North and South Kivu provinces.

https://t.co/eK7PYRcasI

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In Gaza, some of our facilities and equipment have been affected by shortages of engine oil and spare parts. These items, which continue to be restricted by Israeli authorities, are needed to run essential services, like water trucks and ambulances.

https://t.co/Y7kClPCUAo

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The donor community must respond to the situation in Baidoa, Somalia, where consecutive failed rains and worsening drought are depriving families of:

🟥 Food
🟥 Water
🟥 Crops and livestock

https://t.co/K69EOKwNgY

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“What we are witnessing in Gaza is not a series of isolated shortages, it is a policy of attrition by design.”

The Israeli authorities continue to restrict the entry of essential supplies into Gaza, including engine oil and spare parts.

https://t.co/Y7kClPCUAo

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Following the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck Colombia on Monday, 10 August, we express our deepest condolences and solidarity with all those affected. Our teams are currently assessing medical and humanitarian needs, prioritising the Valle del Cauca and Chocó regions, to determine the most effective way to provide support. We are also monitoring the situation in the other affected regions.