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Nigeria: Healthcare in Danger Training Module for Medical Students, Healthcare Workers and Teachers

… violence generate immediate and additional health-care requirements for wounded and sick … forms of insecurity. This Health Care in Danger training module was developed by …

Publication

Midwives of Afghanistan: Mitigating childbirth crisis in the face of danger

… in the past few years have shed light on the danger which have come upon Afghanistan's healthcare system. Doctors, nurses and even patients …

Law and policy topic

Ethiopia: “Many pregnant women have died due to lack of medicine and health services”

… Addis Ababa. While waiting for her prenatal care appointment at the Gunfi primary health care centre, she told us how the … make movements particularly difficult and dangerous. A mother receiving neonatal care in …

Article
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Operational update on migration in South America: Danger, basic needs, family separation top concerns

… shoes destroyed and feet bloodied. They face dangerously cold temperatures and have no … giving birth on the road without any medical care and sometimes facing obstacles for … rights and services such as education or health. Operational response: Between October …

Law and policy topic

China: Health interventions in crisis situations

… in Beijing and delivered a speech themed on “Health Interventions in Crisis Situations”.    … challenges. Medical facilities and healthcare professionals are being targeted, leaving … you all to make respect for the healthcare in danger a political and practical necessity. …

Law and policy topic
红十字国际委员会在关于危机局势中医疗卫生管理的军方会议上讲话

African Union: Seminar on protection of health services

… Ababa on 22 October on the protection of health services in situations of armed … (PRC). In 2012, the ICRC launched the "Health Care in Danger" project that aims at improving the …

News release

South Sudan: Health services struggle to meet needs

… that has resulted from the fighting, health services in South Sudan are working … 2,600 operations Video - Lifesaving medical care for children - see text below for more … displacement of the local population. Fleeing danger, many people, including women and …

Video

Stop attacks: Patients, health workers, hospitals and ambulances are #NotATarget

… our video. Together we say: Stop attacks. Health-care workers are #NotATarget. One single … and the partners of the Health Care in Danger initiative invite you to stand with …

Article

Philippines: Life-saving health support without distinction

… devices and recurrent armed clashes pose danger to communities. With the prevailing … continues to provide medical support to local health structures to treat people wounded by … in similar situations, ensuring continuity of care, which is essential for full recovery. …

Article

The 1st World Conference on Health in Detention

… Switzerland PROGRAMME Statement of Purpose Health in detention is public health. Health authorities, senior management, healthcare and safety workers, academics and … detention Special Session 1.5. Health care in Danger in detention – legal and practical …

Event

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