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On the occasion of the International Day for the Right to Abortion, Doctors of the World gives a voice to those who, every day, support people having an abortion.
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Maison Benoît Labre, a long-standing partner of Médecins du Monde, is facing numerous attacks from people who want it shut down in Saint-Henri.
Doctors of the World Canada unveils its electoral platform for the 2026 provincial elections and calls on parties to address access to care for people experiencing homelessness, migrants without health coverage, women in situations of precariousness, and Quebec’s international commitments in health and human rights.
How can violence be proven when the system meant to recognize it remains out of reach? This is the question that guided the conference jointly organized by Médecins du Monde and the Canadian Partnership for Women and Children's Health (CanWaCh), with the participation of Save the Children and Avocats sans frontières Canada, on June 25, 2026.
The DEVENIR project, funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC) and implemented by the consortium of NGOs Médecins du Monde and SOCODEVI, has just reached a major milestone in the health districts of Niamey Commune V and Agadez, in service of access to health and the socioeconomic empowerment of women and adolescent girls.
In the Darién region, between Colombia and Panama, Doctors of the World Canada deploys fixed and mobile clinics to address the health emergency of migrants. A report on a project that provides care, prevents, and encourages speaking out.
On June 25, 2026, a violent earthquake shook several states in Venezuela, causing numerous casualties, injuries, and significant damage to infrastructure and essential services. Doctors of the World immediately activated its emergency response mechanisms and mobilized its teams on the ground to provide rapid assistance to the most vulnerable populations.
In one of the most isolated provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, women walk for hours to reach a health centre. Thanks to the project implemented by Médecins du Monde (MdM) with the financial support of Global Affairs Canada (GAC), they now find free healthcare, quality medical follow-up and life-changing support.
Montreal, June 12, 2026 – The Regroupement des ressources alternatives en santé mentale du Québec (RRASMQ), the Ligue des droits et libertés, the Association des groupes d’intervention en santé mentale du Québec (AGIDD-SMQ), the Réseau d’aide aux personnes seules et en situation d’itinérance de Montréal (RAPSIM), the Association des juristes progressistes (AJP), Médecins du Monde Canada, ReprésentACTION Santé Mentale Québec, and the Collectif des personnes survivantes de la P-38 are joining their voices to denounce the rushed adoption of Bill 23, a bill aimed at facilitating and broadening the criteria for involuntary hospitalization.
In just over two weeks, the Ebola epidemic affecting the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has affected more than 320 people, nearly 50 of whom have already died, while dozens of suspected cases continue to be recorded every day.
The introduction of the bill nicknamed the "Gabie Renaud Law" has moved many of us. It was about time. Every femicide is a collective failure, and every additional tool to protect women from domestic violence is welcome. But we already know that the women we meet in our clinics will not be reached.
Doctors of the World Canada will be heard today at 8:20 PM before the Regroupement des ressources alternatives en santé mentale du Québec (RRAMSQ) by the Health and Social Services Commission of the Quebec National Assembly as part of the special consultations on Bill 23.
Montreal, May 25, 2026 — Médecins du Monde Canada today inaugurates its very first building acquired since its founding, located at 6235 Saint-Hubert Street, in the heart of Plaza St-Hubert in Montreal. This acquisition marks both the official opening of a unique space dedicated to health and the organization's 30th anniversary.
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