[EN/ES] Stigmatization of health workers in contexts of armed conflict/ 19th April '23, 2 PM UTC
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Those who missed the webinar can find the recording below-
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People’s Health Movement (PHM) cordially invites you for the webinar “Healthcare in war-torn Tigray: targeted or collaterally attacked?”, organized by the PHM Tigray circle and the thematic PHM War and Conflict, Occupation, Forced Migration circle.
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