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Salim’s Story

Yesterday I met Salim. He was kicking some rocks around in the middle of the forest near his temporary migrant camp in Dunkirk, France.

Palestine: obstacles to health in Gaza

Palestinians in Gaza have to face a maze of obstacles to access secondary health services outside the Gaza Strip.

Fears of a Windrush scandal in the NHS for EU citizens

Doctors of the World is extremely concerned about the impact that the Withdrawal Agreement Bill will have on the health of vulnerable EU citizens and public health as a whole.

Victory: Novartis withdraws an abusive patent for an over-priced cancer medication

A historic decision of the price of medicines and a first step towards fair access to treatment.

Hodeidah still most dangerous place in Yemen

One year since Stockholm Agreement, Hodeidah is still most dangerous place in Yemen for Civilians.

Mobile Clinic team to support people experiencing homelessness

Today, we’re launching a new Mobile Clinic service helping people experiencing homelessness and sleeping rough in the City of London.

The gift of healthcare for children

Abdul was just 13 when he arrived in the UK in the back of a lorry. He escaped war in Afghanistan: his father and brother were killed by the Taliban, and Abdul was next.

Maternity Charging

We will not stay quiet when it comes to protecting the right to healthcare and the health of our patients, beyond party politics and easy electoral slogans.

Womens Rights

We will not stay quiet when it comes to protecting the right to healthcare and the health of our patients, beyond party politics and easy electoral slogans.

Hostile Environment

We will not stay quiet when it comes to protecting the right to healthcare and the health of our patients, beyond party politics and easy electoral slogans.

Migrant Charging

We will not stay quiet when it comes to protecting the right to healthcare and the health of our patients, beyond party politics and easy electoral slogans.