Doctors Without Borders Ran Sex Trafficking Ring

The United Nations has a long and disreputable history of peacekeepers running sex trafficking rings, and now the humanitarian aid organization Doctors Without Borders has admitted that it does as well. A new report found a pattern of Doctors Without Borders staffers abusing and sexually exploiting refugees, including underage girls.

These left-wing, anti-Israel groups hide behind fashionable causes and moral posturing, but behind the rhetoric of compassion and justice lies an agenda that is destructive and evil.

Associated Press: The international aid group Doctors Without Borders found a pattern of abuse and sexual exploitation by some local and foreign staff working in Chad along the Sudanese border, in some cases targeting underage girls or trading food or jobs for sex with refugees, according to a confidential internal memo obtained by The Associated Press.

BREAKING: Doctors Without Borders staff have been sexually abusing underage refugees in Chad.

They have also been trading aid for sex, and sexually trafficking people. pic.twitter.com/OSFFPtiydo

— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) June 13, 2026

The Doctors Without Borders report — completed in July and first reported Saturday by The Associated Press — found 59 allegations of abuse and said 18 staff members were dismissed and barred from future employment. In some cases, the group told AP, the allegations couldn’t be verified or the perpetrators identified. The report also said some of the repeated exploitation suggested potentially organized “sexual trafficking.”

Reminder that Doctors Without Borders spent two years at Nasser Hospital before admitting Hamas was using it as a terror base.

During that stretch, the group refused to treat 20 Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid workers wounded by Hamas, leaving them to die in the courtyard https://t.co/eJf5xLeuHZ pic.twitter.com/qZcLAFOeNo

— Eitan Fischberger (@EFischberger) June 14, 2026

The organization said it launched the monthslong investigation in response to AP reporting that women had accused staff of sexually exploiting them in displacement sites in Chad, where hundreds of thousands fled from Sudan’s devastating civil war, now in its fourth year. The report credited AP as playing “a fundamental role as an external whistleblower.” (Associated Press.)

Doctors without shamehttps://t.co/gdx0eudJsO

— Israel Foreign Ministry (@IsraelMFA) June 3, 2026

It took over 11 months from the completion of the internal investigation to the disclosure of its findings.