Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and artists unite to call for urgent action to protect vulnerable communities with the release of the song “Oya”, ahead of the crucial COP30 climate talks in Brazil.

Diseases directly linked to poor living conditions account for 70 per cent of all of MSF’s outpatient consultations in our ...

When 33-year-old Samat started experiencing symptoms of mental illness, he had few places to turn to. For World Mental Health ...

This petition has now closed. Thank you for your support of the people of Gaza. As this petition is tabled in Parliament, we join the tens of thousands across Australia who are calling for an end to ...

During the last quarter, 46 staff from Australia and eight from New Zealand covered 58 assignments with MSF. This list of project staff comprises only those recruited by MSF Australia. We also wish to ...

Mental healthcare is a low-cost and effective way to enable people who have been dehumanised to regain dignity. I was 17 when I sat in Psych 101 and studied the infamous 1971 Stanford prison ...

Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, has become host to the world’s largest refugee camp. For the Rohingya people living there for years or only just arrived, the struggle to survive threatens to erase ...

More than 30 displacement orders have been issued since Israel broke the ceasefire on 18 March this year. The constant state of alert brought on by these orders has devastating consequences on ...

The rapid decrease in global foreign aid budgets is already impacting the delivery of humanitarian aid. With crises becoming increasingly protracted, and with states increasingly linking aid to ...

How would you describe the scale and urgency of the current malnutrition crisis in Nigeria? It’s hard to emphasise just how large and how urgent the malnutrition crisis is. In 2024, more than 250,000 ...

James ‘Jim’ Richardson first came across MSF in the news many years ago and immediately connected to the organisation’s core mission: to provide medical assistance to people in distress, in the wake ...

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