Editors Note: This story was updated in the Weekly Edition to reflect current death toll of 19 in hospital strike and MSF plans to recall staff from Yemen. Saudi-led airstrikes in northern Yemen continue this week...
Greek authorities have emptied the Idomeni refugee camp near the Macedonian border. The operation to move thousands of refugees out of the camp began on Monday and involved hundreds of police. Journalists except for...
The United Nations passed a resolution Tuesday reaffirming that war time attacks on medical facilities, health care workers and their patients violate international law. But humanitarian groups say the statement doesn’t go far enough....
The U.S. military said this week the October bombing of a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan was the result of human error and equipment failure. Nell Abram has more. Download Audio Afghan Operations...
Heavy rains in Yemen added to the ongoing humanitarian crises in the war-torn country this week. Cyclone Chapala made landfall Tuesday, bringing with it what was massive rain fall the country where more than...
Just weeks after the 14th anniversary of the launch of the U.S. war in Afghanistan, President Barack Obama announced Thursday that despite previous plans — those troops still in the country will remain even...
The international humanitarian organization Doctors without Borders, also known by its French acronym MSF, is doubling down on its calls for an independent investigation into how and why U.S. forces repeatedly bombed its hospital...
Top representatives of Doctors without Borders were in Switzerland today where they called for an independent investigation into the bombing of their hospital in Kunduz. The medical aid agency also known by its French...
The international medical charity Doctors without Borders is calling for an independent investigation into the bombing of its hospital in the Kunduz province of Afghanistan by U.S. Forces over the weekend. Dalia Hatuqa reports...
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