Experiences of providing healthcare during conflict from Tigray, CAR and DR Congo

This session is organised by Research Advisors and Experts Europe together with the ICC Trust Fund for Victims (TFV). It considers the question of providing support to victims as reparations of Rome Statute Crimes. During situations of widespread crimes against humanity, sexual violence and war crimes, civilian victims may struggle to access adequate healthcare. If such situations are combined with widespread shut-downs of communications technology, basic needs and aid, how can barriers to assist victims of these crimes be overcome? This session will discuss experiences with such situations. The session will hear from healthcare workers in Ayder Hospital in Northern Ethiopia (Tigray), the Central African Republic, and in DR Congo who have faced such struggles, as well as organisations trying to assist them.

With Elien Spillebeen (journalist MO*).

Wednesday  June, 10 am-10.20 am, Agora Space, Brussels Expo, Pl. de Belgique 1, B-1020 Brussels.

More info: https://eudevdays.eu/community/sessions/5616/healthcare-during-connectiv…