More health workers, patients, killed in Gaza as US vetoes ceasefire resolution
The US once again vetoed a ceasefire resolution at the UN Security Council, enabling more Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip
Israel increases attacks on health infrastructure in Gaza
Israeli airstrikes on hospitals in Gaza have caused severe damages and many have been forced to shut down, putting thousands of patients and refugees at risk
Colombia’s Vice-Minister of Health explains the country’s new health reform
The government of Gustavo Petro and Francia Márquez has initiated an ambitious health reform in Colombia, which could make essential care more accessible to the people. Health activists from the WHO Watch program met with Dr. Jaime Urrego, Vice-Minister of Health of Colombia, to discuss its impacts.
Health reform bill in Colombia advances with approval in House Commission
The health reform bill seeks to transform the current system in Colombia. Amongst other things it calls for creating healthcare access points in each neighborhood and town of the country to ensure access to all citizens
75 años después de su fundación, la OMS lucha por su soberanía
El Día Mundial de la Salud de este año marcó el 75 aniversario de la OMS. Pero a medida que se acerca su asamblea anual en Ginebra, este organismo de la ONU sigue luchando por conseguir los recursos adecuados para funcionar con independencia del sector privado y de las presiones de los países de renta alta
El sistema de salud en Colombia podría ver por fin cambios que pongan a las personas por delante del lucro
Un intenso debate rodea la propuesta de reforma a la salud presentada por el gobierno de Gustavo Petro y Francia Márquez, mientras el negocio de los seguros privados de salud y los conservadores intentan bloquearla.
Listening through the social stethoscope: MPLP’s health workers redefine care in Belgium
Medics for the People’s health center in Deurne, Antwerp, provides health care to thousands of people who would otherwise face financial barriers to access
WHO to hold first in-person assembly since onset of pandemic
The World Health Assembly is going to discuss topics of great relevance for our times, but in order to make necessary change the WHO must step up and recognize the fundamental issues plaguing global governance of health
Healthcare in Kenya remains elusive due to commercialization
A report by the Global Initiative for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights shines light on harmful effects of commercialization of health in Kenya among communities living in informal urban settlements
- ICE detainees at Delaney Hall stage uprising over inhumane conditions
- Israel launches comprehensive airstrikes against Iran, warns operation will last days
- Sheinbaum addresses misleading White House statement and offers support to Mexicans in LA
- Wrongfully deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia returned to the US to face Trump admin indictment
- Activists launch “Freedom ride” caravan in defense of immigrant rights
