Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has terminated the employment of 18 staff members following an internal investigation into allegations of sexual exploitation involving Sudanese refugees. The investigation, completed in late 2024, uncovered 59 allegations of misconduct implicating both employees and external contractors. While details of the allegations remain limited, MSF stated the dismissals followed due process and are a direct response to the findings. The organization emphasized its zero-tolerance policy regarding sexual exploitation and abuse. This action aims to address serious ethical breaches and restore trust in its operations within the vulnerable refugee population it serves. MSF is cooperating with relevant authorities and implementing measures to prevent future occurrences. The investigation highlights ongoing challenges in safeguarding vulnerable populations during humanitarian crises.