Hospitals are not targets: Stand with international humanitarian workers

Hospitals in Syria have been bombed over 60 times within the past year. 

These attacks deprive people of life-saving medical services and cause intolerable suffering, death, and destruction. Hospitals have also been attacked in Yemen, South Sudan, and Afghanistan. 

Some of these attacks are carried out by countries that signed the Geneva Convention. These nations no longer seem compelled to uphold international humanitarian law, and are ruthlessly bombing civilian targets, including hospitals. 

We refuse to accept this as the new normal. Even war has rules.

Médecins Sans Frontières is working to increase public awareness around hospital bombings. Please sign our pledge to stand in solidarity with innocent civilians and humanitarian workers around the world.