Sudan's 3-year civil war has forced 14 million to flee, as the population faces one of the world's largest humanitarian crises. UN confirms Red Alert in El-Obeid, as violence nears levels witnessed in El Fasher's 2025 massacre. Our staff are responding now. The post Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis: Delivering Healthcare in One of the World’s Largest Emergencies appeared first on Doctors of the World .
Sohail Jannesari's The Migrant Art of Coping is 'written to be lived with, not just read', says Policy & Advocacy Manager, Hassan Hussain. 5 reasons why this piece is a must-have for your 2026 reading in migrant mental health. The post New Reading on Migrant Mental Health: The Migrant Art of Coping appeared first on Doctors of the World .
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck near Quibdó on 10 August, killing at least 294 and injuring just under 4,000. Our teams are on the ground, mobilising staff, preparing mobile units, and deploying emergency resources. The post Doctors of the World mobilises after Colombia Earthquake appeared first on Doctors of the World .
By 2050, climate change is projected to force 216 million from their homes, already surviving conflict, violence and political unrest. Alongside 12 major aid organisations, we're committed to tackling this global crisis. The post The world is on fire: floods, drought and extreme heat displaces millions already living through crisis appeared first on Doctors of the World .
We speak with Katherine, our Clinical Advisor and recent Saucony 10k runner, and finding out what racing for the right to health means to her. Can She inspire you to sign-up? The post From Clinic to Start-line: Meet Katherine appeared first on Doctors of the World .
The European Committee of Social Rights has ruled that Sweden violated the right to healthcare by denying EU migrants equal access and charging full treatment costs for medical care. Similar barriers are also seen in the UK with NHS charging policy. The post Sweden found guilty of violating the right to healthcare appeared first on Doctors of the World .
Doctors of the World has activated an emergency response to earthquakes that have hit Venezuela. 3.2 million people have been affected across Caracas and La Guaira, 1,450 dead and health infrastructure significantly damaged. The post Fatalities at 1,719 and rising after earthquakes in Venezuela appeared first on Doctors of the World .
The EU's recent vote in favour of revised Return Regulation legislation will establish ICE-style immigration enforcement across Europe, as public spaces become sites of fear, surveillance and exclusion. The post European Parliament approves new Deportation Regulation despite warnings from health professionals and NGOs appeared first on Doctors of the World .
Nine years on from the Grenfell Tower fire, survivors and bereaved families are yet to find justice for the devastation they faced. We spoke with Dr Paquita de Zulueta, a Clinical Volunteer who supported our emergency response in 2017 on the healthcare barriers she witnessed. The post Nine Years On, Still No Justice for Grenfell’s Survivors appeared first on Doctors of the World .
With rising pressure from anti-migrant narratives in the UK, Doctors of the World has co-produced a new mental health guide with people with lived experience for people affected by migration and displacement. The resource is supported by the Mayor of London in partnership with Thrive LDN. The post New Mental Health Guide co-produced for Londoners affected by migration appeared first on Doctors of…
