“The biggest impact is not going to be on aid organizations. The biggest impact is going to be on the Palestinian people,” says @sana.msf.ca, our Executive Director. Israel’s withholding of NGO registrations could end MSF’s operations in #Gaza by March 1: ca.news.yahoo.com/gaza-aid-und...

"The only thing more powerful than hate, is love." - #BadBunny This year's #Superbowl halftime was a powerful reminder that choosing love and hope is an act of resistance. Our teams choose love and hope when they provide medical humanitarian care in over 70 countries. 🚑 🌎❤️

Following two drone attacks in #Sudan, near the border with #Chad, 29 people sustaining injuries were referred to MSF supported hospital in Tine, eastern Chad. Six people were reported killed during the attack and four more died in the hospital.

If Doctors Without Borders and other NGOs are forced to stop water activities in #Gaza, hundreds of thousands of people will lose access to drinking water. Paula Navaro, our Water and Sanitation Coordinator, updates:

Nowhere in #Gaza is safe. Not even inside a health facility. Doctors Without Borders reiterates our call for all parties to protect medical facilities and ensure medical staff and patients do not come under fire.

MSF denounces restrictions on humanitarian access imposed by #SouthSudan's government in parts of Jonglei state. These restrictions block medical aid from reaching communities. As of Jan. 29, at least 23 critically ill patients urgently need referrals. www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/south-sudan-...

On Feb. 3, our hospital in Lankien, #SouthSudan was hit in an airstrike by government forces. One MSF staff member sustained minor injuries. We lost most of our critical supplies for providing medical care.

What does #ElFasher look like after months of siege? MSF was recently granted access to visit the city, the capital of #Sudan’s North Darfur state. Our teams saw destroyed neighbourhoods, emptied communities and a city that now resembles a ghost town: https://ow.ly/xAu650Y7RHT

#Ukraine: On Feb. 1, Russian forces attacked an energy service bus, reportedly killing 12 people. MSF teams were immediately sent to support the hospital in the Dnipropetrovsk region treating the injured people.

Our teams across #Gaza received seven patients, including two children, with injuries from Israeli attacks, in just three days, between Jan. 31 and Feb. 2, 2026. Hundreds of people have been killed since the #ceasefire agreement.

In 2025, #DRC recorded 82,869 suspected #measles cases and 1,175 deaths. In response, our teams treated more than 20,800 patients and vaccinated over 1.1 million children: https://ow.ly/hA1Y50Y66Bg#DRC

#Haiti: Sexual and gender-based violence is surging in Port-au-Prince. Our new report based on 10 years of medical data shows survivors seeking care at our Pran Men’m clinic have nearly tripled since 2021 — with women and girls most affected: https://ow.ly/a1Tv50Y6A5P

Doctors Without Borders @msf.ca is hiring: Humanitarian Affairs Rep → lead medical diplomacy, government & civil society engagement, and advocacy. Make an impact globally. job-boards.greenhouse.io/doctorswitho... #Hiring #GoodJobs #Canada

#WorldNTDDay: Despite being preventable, #snakebite, a neglected tropical disease (#NTDs), kills 138,000 people each year and leaves many survivors with disabilities. Our teams treat 500 to 1,000 cases annually. Urgent action and investment are needed: https://ow.ly/moHO50Y6zbU

The situation in #Gaza and the #WestBank is fast moving, and we encourage you to find accurate information about how we're supporting staff and Palestinian communities on our FAQ page. Read the full statement and FAQ here: https://ow.ly/ohee50Y6lkv

Services currently available to people in #Gaza fall far short of what is needed, largely due to the destruction of the health system and restrictions imposed by Israel. Now more than ever, Palestinians need more services, not less. Providing humanitarian assistance in Gaza is vital.

As temperatures drop to -20 °C in #Ukraine, Russian forces continue to bomb energy infrastructure, leaving millions with limited electricity. MSF staff and patients alike are living and working without basic necessities: https://ow.ly/Xb6u50Y4gYH#Ukraine

More than 1,000 days into the war, #Sudan must not be forgotten. From #Khartoum, Dr Javid Abdelmoneim#Sudan#Khartoumpeaks about the humanitarian crisis, why international support is urgently needed and his experience as an emergency doctor in the country. #TalkAboutSudan

To avoid being forced to suspend our operations in #Palestine from March 1, 2026, MSF has informed Israeli authorities that we are prepared to share a defined list of Palestinian and international staff names, subject to clear parameters with staff safety at its core.

“The children, families & communities of #SouthSudan deserve more than plans and promises — the world must deliver,” says Mamman Mustapha, MSF Country Director. Urgent action is needed, as aid cuts, conflict & climate events are worsening the crisis: https://ow.ly/Oi7250Y1rmg#SouthSudan

In many parts of the world, women face barriers to care that put their lives at risk during pregnancy and childbirth. Read testimonies from patients and mothers we've supported: https://ow.ly/Jpf550Y1a89

In 2025, 1,348 attacks were carried out on medical facilities, resulting in the deaths of 1,981 people. Watch our documentary series “Again and Again” which reveal attacks against healthcare and their devastating consequences: https://ow.ly/o87P50Y1aar

@mark-carney.bsky.social is right: the old order isn’t coming back, and nostalgia isn’t a strategy. But one essential truth is missing from that conversation. In a fractured world, humanitarian action is not optional. @msf.ca #Gaza #Iran #Davos #WEF

#Palestine’s health system is decimated and people face severe shortages of medical care, water and electricity. As Israel threatens to ban MSF from working in #Gaza and #WestBank vital care is at risk. We continue to seek engagement with authorities so we can maintain our activities.

“Many children arrive very late and very sick, but when they reach us in time, #malaria is treatable," says Balarabe Tirmizi, MSF Physician. In Gummi, #Nigeria, malaria is a major health concern. Our teams see the consequences of delayed care every day: https://ow.ly/i8Jx50XY1QV

Medevacs from space are now a reality. NASA just evacuated sick astronauts from orbit back to Earth. If we can organize a medical evacuation from outer space, #Israel can certainly organize safe, timely evacuations for critically ill @msf.ca patients in #Gaza.

MSF colleagues in #GazaCity are rebuilding damaged hospitals, delivering clean water and setting up medical care. Watch the full three-part vlog series to see what delivering medical care in #Gaza City looks like and why this work must continue: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

It’s been almost three years of war in #Sudan. Our Sudanese colleagues lost homes, loved ones and peace of mind but every day, they still show up to care for others. Watch our staff share their stories and read more about their journeys: https://ow.ly/Am1p50XWZaT#Sudan #TalkAboutSudan

Depuis plus de 50 ans, MSF fournit des soins médicaux d’urgence dans des contextes parmi les plus complexes au monde. Nos équipes sont guidées par l’éthique médicale et la conviction que chaque personne a le droit d’accéder à des soins santé.

For more than 50 years, MSF has delivered emergency medical care in the world’s most challenging places. Our teams are guided by humanity, medical ethics, and the belief that everyone should have access to care.

Claire San Filippo, our Head of Emergency Operations in #Gaza, speaks with CGTN America about Israel’s deregistration of NGOs and a defamation campaign targeting MSF. She explains these allegations are made without proof and undermine our critical medical work: https://ow.ly/B0Wt50XU3eR#Gaza

“We’re not finished yet; there’s a lot more to do.” In #GazaCity, Doctors Without Borders teams help 300 children receive medical care each day. Watch Dr. Jennifer Hulse explain our vital services and what it would mean for Palestinians if Israel stops us from working in #Gaza.*

#Haiti: On Jan. 6, the former school building used for our medical activities became a battlefield amid fighting between an armed group and the Haitian National Police. We were forced to suspend all our activities in Bel Air until further notice: ow.ly/Fl5j50XTEpf

#Israel has revoked the registration of @msf.ca and other aid organizations from #Gaza. What’s at stake is people.

This is winter in #Gaza. People are facing a third winter of cold temperatures, torrential rain and heavy winds after being repeatedly forcibly displaced. Conditions have destroyed and flooded the makeshift shelters people are living in.

In 2025, around 1.8 million children under five in #Chad suffer from acute malnutrition. In response, MSF, the Ministry of Health and local communities have launched a community-based care program in Massakory. Cherif Mohama Adoum, Health Promotion Officer, updates:

Denying medical assistance is unacceptable in any circumstances. Israel’s threat to withhold registration from MSF & other INGOs is a cynical and calculated attempt to prevent organizations from providing services in #Gaza and the #WestBank, #Palestine. https://ow.ly/XQwE50XR5OE

“Let’s not call it deregistration, let’s call it a death sentence  —  that is exactly what it would be for the Palestinian people,” says @sana.msf.ca, MSF Executive Director, as Israel moves to bar nearly 40 aid groups under new registration rules. montrealgazette.com/news/local-n...

On Dec. 29, airstrikes impacted an area near Doctors Without Borders healthcare facility in Lankien, #SouthSudan. In response to the deteriorating security situation, MSF evacuated key staff, though the facility remains operational and continues providing essential medical care.

Did you watch our Executive Director Sana Bég's video reflecting on 2025 yesterday? Today, she shares what is giving her hope for 2026:

WATCH: MSF Executive Director @sana.msf.ca speaks to CTV about vital humanitarian activities in #Palestine at risk from Israeli registration rules. MSF provides a vast amount of life-saving healthcare, yet even this is not enough to meet the overwhelming needs of people in #Gaza.

#Sudan: Following multiple reports of imminent attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the Dar Zaghawa region of North Darfur, MSF was forced to cease activities, evacuate our teams and withdraw from Umbaru, Kornoy and Tina on Dec. 24.

"If this feels heavy, it does for me too. It means we’re refusing to stop being human and refusing to be indifferent. These are just three of the stories that have stayed with me this year," shares Sana Bég.

Canada’s recent loss of measles-elimination status underscores the looming threat to public health. In Darfur, #Sudan, MSF teams are seeing the severe consequences of absent vaccination programs. https://ow.ly/qU9t50XMMYm#Sudan

In 2025, MSF continued to respond to some of the world’s most urgent crises. This selection of photos from the past year captures both breaking points and moments of resilience among the people we assist and our staff. View the full photo story: https://ow.ly/cqhA50XNenE

Here’s a snapshot of the services MSF provided in #Gaza in 2025. We’ve received no updates on our Israeli registration process for 2026 and it is unclear if we will be able to continue activities. - 800,000 consultations - 22,700 surgical operations - 700 million litres of water

#Sudan: El Fasher fell to the Rapid Support Forces on Oct. 26 after months of siege. Noor, Mawahib, Mohammed and Nasr, now refugees in #Chad, share the story of their city's destruction. Watch our documentary, #Sudan: El Fasher under siege: https://youtu.be/-nVGeUHQH3g

Today, a 29-day-old baby died at Nasser hospital, southern #Gaza, #Palestine, just two hours after arriving at the MSF- supported paediatric ward in the early hours of the morning. Despite treatment efforts, he could not be saved. According to the MoH, he died from hypothermia.

On CTV’s Your Morning, Canadian journalist Michelle Shephard talks about her visit to the Sudan–Chad border with MSF. There, she met Sudanese refugees who shared their stories of survival amid the ongoing crisis. Listen to her documentary, Surviving #Sudan: https://ow.ly/575T50XLb6Q

#SriLanka: In response to #CycloneDitwah, Doctors Without Borders delivered 1,000 winterized family tents and 1,500 heavy-duty plastic sheets to the Disaster Management Centre yesterday. https://ow.ly/gUg550XJJjJ