societies, their role in providing health directly and also in advocating for
respect, the fundamental principle of the medical mission.
Second would be the communities.
Our communities are building up their resilience in order to cope with
resolution of violence, treating wounded people within their own communities.
And also, how they engage with authorities, ensuring respect for
and access to medical staff to their communities and
also initial respect for the wounded.
That third one would be on medical association,
medical associations as institution that facilitate and train medical staff.
And also that advocate for
the respect of the medical mission worldwide and
also nationally, when the situation of tensions.
The fourth, it will be on religious leaders, facilities and followers.
So religious as a circles, as a group of people.
And then we will focus how, we will see how in the recent conflicts
through a few examples, how these religious group played an important
role in protecting directly people who have been wounded.
And how they advocate for the respect of life and
in particular, the medical mission.
So as you see there are four actors, that we will discuss together.
And these actors will be maybe yes, maybe not important for you in the future.
When you will be part of the government, you will be part of a hospital as a staff,
you will be part of a national society as a volunteer.
You think there should be someone that will do more to
respect to the medical mission in your own context and environment.
And maybe you can take on that with some of them in order to
facilitate access to wounded people by ambulances or
other associations where taking care of people wounded.
But the same time ensuring and locating respect for their role and
their work in situational conflicts or emergencies.
So, without further hesitation, let's start, let's walk through this journey
and I hope you will enjoy, as I enjoy with my colleagues in building up this for you.
Thank you very much.
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