South Sudan: extreme violence

Displaced population caused by cattle raiding in Pibor county, Jonglei State.

MSF treats victims of extreme violence in Pibor

Wounded patients are still arriving at the MSF hospital in Pibor, three weeks after the violent attack on the main town and outlying villages.

“For the civilians in this part of South Sudan, the fear of having to flee their homes or being killed is very real.” says MSF head of mission Jose Hulsenbek.

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Cambodia: TB care increased

MSF staff conduct a home-based visit for a DR-TB patient in Kampong Cham province, Cambodia.

MSF advances TB testing, treatment and patient support

MSF is scaling up its tuberculosis (TB) support for people in the Cambodian province of Kampong Cham, improving detection and increasing treatment.

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Libya: detainees tortured

A patient is treated by an MSF physiotherapist in a Misrata prison. September 2011

MSF suspends work in Misrata detention centres

"Patients were brought to us for medical care between interrogation sessions, so that they would be fit for further interrogation. This is unacceptable"

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India: healthcare in red forests

Dr Rebecca Cuthbert travels with weekly mobile teams composed of medical and other staff into the forests of central India to bring health care to the villagers in Bijapur in Chattisgargh state.

MSF mobile clinics reach people living in conflict area

"I remember a young man came to the clinic with a big cloth covering a massive, bone-deep axe wound in his forehead that he said happened five days earlier."

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