Mexico: Asylum seekers stranded in Matamoros tent camp face threat of COVID-19

More than 2,000 asylum seekers sheltering in a camp in Matamoros, at the Mexican border with Texas, are now dealing with even more fear and uncertainty as the number of COVID-19 cases rises in Mexico and the government fails to take decisive action. These people are living in tents packed closely together, unable to practice social distancing and with […]

Read More… from Mexico: Asylum seekers stranded in Matamoros tent camp face threat of COVID-19

Mexico: MSF supports migrants and homeless people at risk of COVID-19

The MSF team is visiting shelters, hostels, hotels and community kitchens to provide medical care and psychological support and to offer advice and practical help on preventive measures, aimed at the people using these facilities as well as the staff and volunteers who run them.

[…]

Read More… from Mexico: MSF supports migrants and homeless people at risk of COVID-19

US/Mexico: Migrations Policies’ Health Impacts

New migration policies imposed by the United States and Mexico are trapping many Central Americans in dangerous conditions, with severe consequences for their physical and mental health, said the international medical humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in a report released today.   The report, No Way Out, is based on 480 interviews and […]

Read More… from US/Mexico: Migrations Policies’ Health Impacts

‘Remain in Mexico’ policy: Devastation continues one year later

One year since the United States implemented its “Remain in Mexico” policy, tens of thousands of asylum seekers are trapped in danger in Mexico, facing daily violence and dealing with the mental health toll of constant risk and uncertainty, the international medical humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said on January 30. “The […]

Read More… from ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy: Devastation continues one year later

Skip to content