Whether you work in your own country or abroad, you may be required to follow specific safety and security measures designed to protect staff, patients, health facilities, operations, and offices. Depending on the context, these measures may include movement restrictions, curfews, communication procedures, or limitations on certain activities and interactions outside of working hours.
MSF carries out continuous risk assessments and puts measures in place to reduce exposure to security incidents, accidents, and illnesses. You will receive the information and support needed to understand these measures and the reasons behind them.
By joining MSF, you commit to respecting these rules and procedures at all times. They are essential to ensuring your safety, protecting your team, and allowing MSF to continue providing assistance in often complex and insecure environments. If you have concerns about a security measure or your ability to comply with it, MSF encourages open discussion at all stages of the process (before, during, or after an assignment), so that informed decisions can be made together. The right to withdraw remains essential.