Title: 3 underreported crises you know should know about

Underreported crises are happening right now in countries across the world.

People are living in precarious conditions lacking access to critical medical care and other essentials such as clean water and shelter.

These crises are often triggered by conflict, disasters and forced displacement.

In the Central African Republic, thousands of people have been killed or wounded, millions have been displaced and most of the population live below the poverty line.

This is the result of years of devastating and largely underreported conflict in the country.

In South Sudan, floods have forced entire communities to abandon their homes and livelihoods.

People were forced to leave their livestock, disrupting their source of food and their source of income.

People have been displaced into camps that do not support their essential needs.

In Libya, our teams continue to bear witness to migrants experiencing violence inside detention centres and in surrounding settings.

A lack of consistent access to these areas makes it difficult to provide continuous medical care to people with severe physical and mental needs, including survivors of torture.

Doctors Without Borders sees the direct consequences on the health of the individuals and communities we work with and support.

Our teams work with communities to offer emergency care to people in need.

These are only some of the worlds underreported crises.

To learn more about underreported crises happening right now in countries across the world visit our website.