Violence

Depuis 2019, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) intervient dans la Zone de Santé de Salamabila, une région de la province du Maniema, en République Démocratique du Congo, confrontée à des défis critiques. Le contexte est marqué par une insécurité chronique, une présence humanitaire très limitée et des infrastructures défaillantes, qui accentuent la vulnérabilité des populations. Dans cette zone, les violences sexuelles (VS) constituent un problème de santé publique majeur, exacerbé par la présence de groupes armés et les déplacements de population.

MSF in Latin America has a history of more than 40 years of implementing a wide range of programs, including neglected diseases (HIV, Tuberculosis and Chagas), urban violence as well as regular emergency responses to acute epidemic and natural disasters.

 
Various MSF OC's have been operating in CAR since 1997. OCBA and OCB began a joint intervention in 2006 focussing on providing direct assi

Since October 1991, the Rift Valley, Western and Nyanza provinces of Kenya have been affected by ethnic clashes. The violence has resulted in over 1,500 deat

MSF-CH’s project for street children in Tegucigalpa started in 2005 and has been gradually adapted and revised to focus on the actual target population

To address protection, however, is to address the question of our responsibility and role when confronted with violence, in the context of healthcare. Has th