Doctors Without Borders is an organization founded in Founded in Paris in 1971, Médecins Sans Frontières is an international volunteer organization of medical professionals from all over the world and is the largest independent humanitarian medical relief organization in the world. The organization was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its "consistent commitment to the right of victims of disasters to receive prompt and effective professional assistance".

Médecins Sans Frontières is funded primarily by private Donations. The organization's headquarters are in Brussels, Belgium, with five action centers located in Brussels, Amsterdam, Geneva, Barcelona, and Paris. The operations centers are responsible for managing and monitoring aid projects in more than 80 locations around the world, and their staff will be on the lookout for natural and man-made disasters and mobilize emergency support personnel and supplies to help with relief efforts in the shortest possible time.

In addition, there are 18 chapters around the world that recruit volunteers, raise funds and promote the work of the organization. These chapters include: Sydney, Australia; Vienna, Austria; Brussels, Belgium; Toronto, Canada; Hellerup, Denmark; Paris, France; Bonn, Germany; Athens, Greece; Amsterdam, Netherlands; Hong Kong, China; Rome, Italy; Tokyo, Japan; Luxembourg; Oslo, Norway; Barcelona, Spain; Stockholm, Sweden; Geneva, Switzerland; Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; London, United Kingdom; and New York, United States. London, UK, New York, USA.

The organization sends volunteer medical and logistical personnel to areas affected by natural disasters, war, and epidemics to provide emergency medical relief to victims of war, epidemics, and natural disasters, as well as to provide basic medical care and surgeries, rebuild hospitals and pharmacies, promote nutrition and hygiene programs, and train local medical staff in areas where medical facilities are inadequate or even completely lacking. and health programs, and training of local health care workers.

MSF's charter is that MSF's relief operations provide assistance to victims of natural, man-made and war-related disasters without regard to race, politics or religion. Médecins Sans Frontières strictly adheres to international medical norms and upholds the right to provide humanitarian assistance and to maintain a neutral and unbiased stance.

MSF also requires that relief operations be carried out without hindrance. MSF volunteers agree to abide by their professional ethics and to maintain a politically, economically and religiously neutral ground. As volunteers, MSF members are aware of the risks they face in carrying out their mission and will not ask MSF for more compensation than the organization can provide. MSF's right to exist is not based on some official commission or international appointment, but on humanitarianism and the commissioning of 2.4 million donors worldwide and the dedicated work of thousands of volunteers.

The organization has thousands of volunteers in many countries around the world, consisting of doctors, nurses, anesthesiologists, laboratory technicians, logisticians, midwives, and administrative staff. Their common goal is to help those ravaged by war and natural disasters to escape from their plight. All volunteers adhere to the Doctors Without Borders Charter. They contribute their expertise and treat people of all ethnic and religious backgrounds equally.