Doctors Without Borders staff see firsthand the consequences of people trapped between front lines in war zones. When civilian areas and humanitarian infrastructure are not protected, our teams cannot operate safely. This leaves communities without essential care at the moment they need it most.
People who want to leave conflict zones must be allowed to do so safely, those who want to stay must be allowed to live in peace and dignity; medical and other humanitarian assistance must be allowed to enter; and food supplies, water, heating, and electricity must be protected.
Civilians and humanitarian workers are not targets. Add your name to join us in calling for safe passage for civilians caught in conflict zones in Sudan, Ukraine, and around the world.