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World Health Assembly’s Recent Look at Health Care Under Attack

Posted by Humanitarian Health Ethics Research Networkon June 3, 2014October 7, 2021in BlogLeave a comment

by Kacper Niburski, HumEthNet contributor Health can bridge the political. At its core, it is a fundamental cry of the humanity in all of us. Disease does not discriminate nor does sickness pledge partisanships. Only we do. The sixty-seventh World…

Health Care Under Attack: A Call for Action

Posted by Humanitarian Health Ethics Research Networkon May 20, 2014June 30, 2015in EventsLeave a comment

Attacks on healthcare workers and facilities are increasing, in both conflict and non-conflict settings. The targeting of healthcare workers and facilities has grave consequences for the delivery of care and the right to health in such settings. Join a live-streaming…