Home| Site Map| Contact Us| Social Media| MSF Offices|About UsHistory & PrinciplesImpactAnnual ReportFinancial InformationMSF LeadershipOfficesBooks & Films About MSFOur WorkHow We WorkWhere We WorkMedical IssuesStories From the FieldMultimediaAid Worker BlogsPublicationsMedical ResearchMSF in the NewsWork With MSFWork in the FieldOffice EmploymentOffice InternshipsOffice VolunteerDonateOne-time DonationMonthly GivingE-cards & TributesPlan a FundraiserStock GiftsBequests and Gift AnnuitiesOther Ways to GiveFinancial InformationDonation FAQPublic EventsUpcoming EventsEvent ArchiveRequest a SpeakerSymposiumsPublicationsAlert QuarterlyAnnual ReportsSpecial ReportsBriefing DocumentsResearch ArticlesOp-eds & ArticlesSpeeches & Open LettersTranscriptsMSF Ideas & OpinionsBooks & Films About MSFMSF Reference BooksPress RoomMedia ContactPress ReleasesMSF in the NewsDoctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) works in nearly 70 countries providing medical aid to those most in need regardless of their race, religion, or political affiliation.Learn more about our principles,  work, and impact.MSF EVENTSFREE WEBCAST Jan 9. Panel discussion at the Brookings InstitutionRESOURCESMSF Speaking OutUnprecedented insight to 40 years of decisions on humanitarian issues.CRASHEncouraging debate on humanitarian action and critical reflection on MSF's practices.Field ResearchMSF's scientific articles available free and with full text.MSF Reference BooksAvailable to download.MSF Access CampaignWorking on improving access to existing treatments & stimulating development of newer  &  better medical tools.Press ReleaseCentral African Republic: MSF Condemns Continued Attacks Against Civilians2014 © MSFViolence in the Central African Republic has reached extreme and unprecedented levels, as civilians are abused by the main opposing armed groups, the ex-Seleka and the anti-Balaka.Central African Republic: "My Most Difficult Mission"South Sudan 2014 © Francois Servranckx/MSFVoice from the FieldSouth Sudan: "Living in Impossible Conditions"February 5, 2014MSF Emergency Coordinator Forbes Sharp describes the situation in Juba, where some 40,000 people have sought refuge from violence in two UN compounds.What We Need to Save Lives in South SudanKenya 2014 © Wairimu Gitau/MSFField NewsMSF Provides Care for South Sudanese Refugees in Kenya, Uganda, EthiopiaJanuary 23, 2014In the past month alone, more than 89,000 South Sudanese people have fled the country and crossed into Kenya, Ethiopia, and Uganda to escape fighting in their homeland.MSF Treats More Than 100 Wounded Following Heavy Fighting in Malakal, South SudanRead All MSF Coverage on South SudanDRC 2011 © Ben MilpasField NewsMSF Responding to Mental Health Needs Caused by Violence and Displacement in North Kivu, DRCFebruary 4, 2014MSF is providing psychosocial care to injured and displaced in conflict-riven North Kivu, DRC.DRC: 690 People Treated for Cholera in Bukavu