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Doctors Without Borders
Aid workers missing after South Sudan air raid destroys key hospital
Air strikes have struck a hospital in South Sudan’s Jonglei state, leaving an unspecified number of aid workers unaccounted for, according to medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF). The facility, located near the Ethiopian border and operated by MSF, was reportedly struck overnight on Tuesday. The organization said the assault was carried out by South…
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Aid blocked, hunger rising as violence grips South Sudan’s Jonglei
Aid groups are warning that a tightening security clamp in South Sudan’s eastern Jonglei...
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Refugees from Mali allege sexual assaults by Russian fighters
Armed men burst into a family’s tent in Mali in the middle of the night, forcing everyone...
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Deadly RSF ambush on Sudanese village leaves 7 dead, homes burned
Violence has again spread through Sudan’s war zones, with medical groups reporting deadly...
