Bridging Communities Together
Bridging Communities Together
Fatima Iqbal, MBBS Candidate, Liaquat National Medical College There is no denying that violence occurs during a pandemic, but the types of violence vary depending on the context of the disease. For instance, a spike in violence against Western healthcare workers in Western Africa occurred during the Ebola epidemic. The Democratic Republic of the Congo […]
Fighting Two Pandemics At Once! Read More »
by Adish Sood The first case of COVID-19 was reported in late December in 2019 in Wuhan, China. For me, it began somewhere in the middle of March of 2020 with more than half the planet shutting down. At first, it seemed it would pass just like any other flu, but that was the understatement
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Human rights are the moral principles of standard human behavior inherent to people of all race, identity, nationality, gender, religion, and any other status.1 These rights are protected by legal authorities to promote the fundamental freedom of individuals, such as guarding the rights of individuals suffering from violations, in the form of abuse and torment
The Human Rights of Syrian Refugees Read More »