International NGO Doctors without Borders, or MSF, says hundreds of people have been victims of torture and sexual violence since the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces seized the city of El-Fasher in Sudan’s North Darfur State.

Since the start of the year, more than 30 South Sudanese aid workers have been abducted, humanitarian officials say - more than double the number kidnapped in all of 2024. The worrying trend could make humanitarian work impossible in a...

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) calls for Gaza food sites backed by the US and Israel to be shut down, accusing them of orchestrated killings.

Gaza health officials are reporting nine new Palestinian deaths from hunger, bringing the total to 122 since Israel began its attacks on the territory. Dr. Joanne Perry, Canadian medical team leader for Doctors Without Borders in Gaza,...

Two thousands asylum-seekers will be moved from the island of Lesbos to the Greek mainland by the end of the month. That's according to Greek authorities.



It's after human rights groups and local authorities...

Missile struck children's hospital in Syrian town of Azaz on Monday, killing at least 5 and wounding dozens more

Dozens of people were rescued off the coast in Libya after several dinghies got into trouble on Friday and Saturday.

MSF's Javid Abdelmoneim recounts treating severely injured patients on the floor after a Gaza attack, prioritising urgent surgeries.

Dr. Audrey McMahon, adolescent and child psychiatrist with Médecins Sans Frontières, spent 14 months working in Gaza and the West Bank with her colleagues, most of whom are Palestinians also facing loss and destruction. She shares the...

As the civil war in Sudan enters its tenth month, aid workers in the region say the conflict has been forgotten by the outside world. People continue to flee the conflict in the millions to avoid the violence, and now aid workers are...

As the civil war in Sudan enters its tenth month, aid workers in the region say the conflict has been forgotten by the outside world. People continue to flee the conflict in the millions to avoid the violence, and now aid workers are...

The head of the charity Doctors Without Borders used a speech at the UN Security Council to condemn Israel’s ‘war without rules’ in Gaza.

Ahmed Mokhalati has described the situation inside the medical facility as “horrible”, saying “the whole system has collapsed.”

UNICEF estimates more than 1,000 children needed amputations — some without painkillers or anesthetic — during the first two months of the Israel-Hamas war. Doctors say many limb removals would be unnecessary if they had adequate...

Canada is sending $40 million in humanitarian aid to Sudan while another tenuous ceasefire begins. Aid workers and Sudanese-Canadians often feel helpless because the continuing violence makes it difficult to get the aid to those most in...

As another tenuous ceasefire begins in Sudan, Canadians worry about family members that weren't able to escape, and violence is making it difficult to get humanitarian aid into the country.

The humanitarian needs across Ukraine are increasing very rapidly, said Alex Wade, an emergency co-ordinator for Doctors Without Borders in Ukraine. Wade called it a humanitarian crisis 'of a very high magnitude.'

Doctors Without Borders is urging rich countries to take steps to allow more coronavirus vaccines to be produced around the world, including in developing nations, without fear of reprisal. Intellectual property rights prevent countries...

Inoculation campaign gets under way in Gouecke where several cases of the deadly disease have been detected.

Government tracking down people who potentially had contact with Ebola victims and will rush vaccines to affected areas.

A horrific attack on a hospital maternity ward in Kabul that killed at least two dozen people has prompted outrage around the world, and decimated hopes for the peace process in Afghanistan. 

From Bangladesh to Northern Syria, coronavirus brings added misery to refugees already struggling to survive around the world.

Humanitarian organisations are sounding the alarm over attacks on healthcare facilities in Sudan, warning that 70 percent of them are closed or barely operational.

War-ravaged Sudan is battling a cholera outbreak that could spread rapidly across the country, as health experts fear. And without a working sanitation system and most hospitals out of order, the country is ill-prepared for the influx of...