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Ignoring red lines: Violence Against Health Care in Conflict 2022 - Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Ignoring red lines: Violence Against Health Care in Conflict 2022 - Ukraine

Analysis in English on Ukraine and 22 other countries about Health, Mine Action and more; published on 1 Jun 2023 by Insecurity Insight, PHR and 2count other organizations

Türkiye urged to End Persecution of Doctors - Vimarsana News

Türkiye urged to End Persecution of Doctors

In a letter issued today, four international medical and human rights organisations call on Turkish authorities to drop the baseless charges against the leadership of the Turkish Medical Association (TMA) at a time when doctors are urgently needed to tend to victims of the 6 February earthquake that have caused…

Attacks on Health Care Used as a Weapon of War in Ukraine and Globally - Vimarsana News

Attacks on Health Care Used as a Weapon of War in Ukraine and Globally

In this Viewpoint, authors from Physicians for Human Rights and the Ukrainian Healthcare Center present findings from a joint report documenting the attacks on

Turkey: Free Rights Defender - Vimarsana News

Turkey: Free Rights Defender

Human Rights Watch joined six other human rights and physicians’ groups on December 22, 2022, in seeking the release of a Turkish physician who has been detained since October 26 and stands trial in Istanbul on December 23.

Source: hrw.org
US Diplomat Accuses Russia of Taking UN Security Council 'Hostage,' Risking Syrians' Lives - Vimarsana News

US Diplomat Accuses Russia of Taking UN Security Council 'Hostage,' Risking Syrians' Lives

In a win for Russia, the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday adopted a resolution extending cross-border humanitarian aid for millions of civil war-impacted Syrians for just six months, rather than a year, as the U.S. and other council members wanted.