Doctors Without Borders

'They Came to Kill the Mothers': MSF Mourns After Sinister Attack on Maternity Ward in Kabul

The attack on the Dasht-e-Barchi hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan on May 12, 2020 lasted for hours—described as a "four hours of hell"—and while some doctors, staff, and patients were able to find shelter in safe rooms, many were helpless in the face of the assailants. (Photo: Frederic Bonnot/MSF)

'This Attack Clearly Could Constitute a War Crime,' Says UN Envoy After at Least 44 Killed in Bombing of Libyan Migrant Detention Center

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

The air raid comes as refugees report being held in facilities with "raw sewage, piles of garbage, disease, maggots, and barely enough food to survive."

Not Piracy But 'A Matter of Survival': Refugees Take Control of Ship Headed Back to 'Hell' in Libya

Julia Conley, staff writer

"'Pirates'—a new label for refugees who refused to return to slave camps in...

US-Backed Coalition Bombs Yemen Hospital, Killing at Least Seven Including Four Children

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

Destruction after a likely Saudi-led coalition bombing next to the Kitaf Hospital in Yemen on March 26, 2019.

"We must stop this war on children."

'Europe Condemns People to Drown' by Forcing MSF Ship to Cease Migrant Rescue Missions

House Democrats Praised for New War Powers Resolution to End US Support for 'Catastrophic War in Yemen'

'Shame on Him': 75 Democrats Decry Jeff Sessions' Inhumane Decision To Close Door on Asylum-Seeking Domestic Violence Victims

Senator: "Let Me Repeat... The US Helped Bomb A DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS CHOLERA TREATMENT FACILITY"

Spain Offers Safe Port After 'Completely Inhuman' Italy and Malta Refuse Ship of 600+ Refugees Rescued at Sea

US Ambassador to Israel Tells Journalists Who Report Truth of Gaza Massacre: 'Keep Your Mouths Shut'

As International Outrage Grows, Israeli Soldiers Kill and Injure More in Gaza

Saudi Bombing Kills 29 Civilians in Yemen as Vote Looms to Stop US-Backed Carnage

Saudi Bombing Kills Dozens, and US Complicit, as 'Man-Made Crisis' in Yemen Worsens

US Bombing of Kunduz Last Year Killed 33 Civilians, Military Probe Concludes

Women and Children Among 30 Civilians Killed by US Bombing in Afghanistan

In Historic First, ICC Preparing to Investigate US War Crimes in Afghanistan

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In Case the Planes Come Again: Harsh Life in Aleppo Goes On

The latest "soul-shattering" Russian and Syrian bombings have destroyed an already devastated Aleppo's largest hospital in what officials call "the most savage week" of Syria's savage war. Trapped amidst the carnage and rubble are about 275,000 people scrambling to survive; among them, over 100,000 children long for school, cower in bunkers, play in barrel bomb craters, eat one meal a day and make paper models of dead friends to tell the story of their lives in "hell itself."