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Morocco has reported a consistent decrease in measles cases for five weeks, with a 13% drop between February 24 and March 2. Ongoing vaccination campaigns and public healthcare efforts have …
Morocco Reports Continued Decline in Measles Cases, “Bouhmroun” Read More
Sri Lanka has rejected UN human rights resolutions and mechanisms, asserting that national ownership is essential for transformative change. The government is committed to addressing human rights issues through domestic …
Sri Lanka Affirms Sovereignty at UNHRC, Rejects External Human Rights Mechanisms Read More
The WHO has expressed concerns that projected funding cuts from the United States could hinder global polio eradication efforts, particularly in Afghanistan and Pakistan, increasing the risk of child paralysis. …
Funding Cuts from US Threaten Polio Eradication Efforts in Pakistan and Afghanistan Read More
US funding cuts may impede global polio eradication efforts, particularly in Afghanistan and Pakistan. A WHO official warned that a $133 million shortfall could lead to increased paralysis in children …
WHO Warns US Funding Cuts May Hinder Polio Eradication in Pakistan and Afghanistan Read More
Caricom ministers will meet U.S. officials to discuss new visa restrictions targeting government officials from countries employing Cuban medical practitioners. This policy, announced by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, …
Caricom Ministers to Discuss U.S. Visa Restrictions on Cuban Medical Workers Read More
Haitians in South Florida face imminent deportation after the Trump administration announced the termination of Temporary Protected Status for over 520,700 individuals, effective August 3. Local officials, including Miami-Dade County …
Legal Status Changes for Haitians in South Florida Raise Concerns Read More
The Dominican Republic is contemplating charging undocumented immigrants for healthcare services due to fiscal pressures. A high percentage of births in public hospitals are attributed to Haitian mothers, straining resources. …
Dominican Republic Considers Charging Haitians for Healthcare Services Read More
In Burundi, multiple doctors have been arrested for resigning over low salaries, demanding a fourfold increase from their current pay of $170 monthly. The government responded by detaining them, claiming …
Burundi’s Healthcare Crisis: Doctors Imprisoned Over Low Wages Read More