Dilmini Weerasinghe 
MSF Warns: Pending Global Fund Replenishment Crisis Threatens Decades of Progress Against HIV, TB, and Malaria. Investments Must Be Sustained to Prevent Catastrophic Cuts and Soaring Patient Costs November 17th, 2025: Ahead of the Global Fund’s Eighth Replenishment Summit in Johannesburg, Doctors without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) calls for world leaders to fully fund the … Read more
At COP 30, MSF calls for concrete actions to address the health impacts of climate change on populations in situations of vulnerability The impact of the climate crisis is felt most acutely by populations in situations of vulnerability, whose voices should be heard during the upcoming UN conference in Brazil While the health impacts of … Read more
Joumana Mansour, Nurse Team Supervisor, MSF Hermel, Collected 11.11.2025 We heard a deafening sound, and the entire building shook. Dust and debris flew at us from all over. For a moment, it felt like the walls would collapse. I started screaming for everyone to move away from the windows; the staff, the patients, anyone in … Read more
The more our teams reach different places the more we realise the devastation of the hurricane. Even though the Jamaicans are very resilient and the authorities very competent we still see that the needs are overwhelming. So as MSF we support the overcoming of the overwhelming needs. Estifanos Mengistu MSF emergency coordinator in Jamaica MSF … Read more
In the Central African Republic, living with diabetes is a real challenge. Access to treatment is limited, medicines such as insulin are expensive and often difficult to find, and structured patient care programmes are rare. In Carnot, in the southwest of the country, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and … Read more
The road to Ariath, in Aweil North cuts through endless stretches of scorched plains in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, South Sudan. When it rains, the road turns to mud, and when it dries, the heat burns through the ground of the cracked earth. It takes one and a half hours by car to reach … Read more
Managing diabetes is complicated. Even with access to the best tools and technology, it requires constant blood sugar level monitoring and daily treatment in the form of medication or insulin. If corporate decisions, displacement, or conflict leave a person living with diabetes without sustained access to affordable care, diabetes can quickly become complicated and life-threatening. … Read more
“It was between ten to 12 o’clock when my uncle’s wife went to bed. I told her not to lock the door of the house, my senses saying an earthquake might happen. I was sitting on my bed later when there was a boom. I jumped up to grab my two small children and then … Read more
Athens, 13 November 2025- Throughout October, multiple deadly shipwrecks and violent maritime interceptions were reported near Lesvos and other Aegean islands, resulting in preventable deaths, missing persons, and survivors arriving in severe distress. At the end of the month, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) had also denounced the increasing use of administrative and psychological … Read more
Our new vessel, Oyvon, has been refitted and equipped to help save lives on one of the world’s deadliest migration routes. Licata, Italy, 12 November 2025 – International medical humanitarian organisation Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) announced today the relaunch of its lifesaving search and rescue (SAR) activities in the central Mediterranean, almost a … Read more