Published : 04-04-2018
Under the title, “The Health Reality of the Palestinian Refugee Camps Amid the Syrian Crisis,” AGPS published a documentational report consisting of 54 large pages. The report highlights the health conditions of the Palestinian refugees inside Syria, by comparing the health realities of the refugees before and during the crisis.
The field report monitors the substantial changes, which have affected the general health conditions of the Palestinian refugees in Syria, during the period March 2011 to March 2018 primarily. The report consists of two main chapters, and several demands and points. The first chapter highlights the health reality of the Palestinian refugee camps, amid the Syrian crisis, with comparison to the previous stage and the factors that contributed to the deterioration of the health status of the camps.
The second chapter deals with the targeting of the Palestinian camps, including the health facilities and the shelling, siege and looting, in addition to the targeting of medical staff, whether those killed, arrested or kidnapped.
The report refers to Palestinian civil medical work, and the great role played by it to fill in the shortage resulting from the lack of the medical staff and basic materials in the hospitals and clinics.
The Action Group stressed on the prolongation of the Syrian crisis and the negative impact on the Palestinian camps and gatherings, as a result of the destruction and siege, as well as the violations and limited mobility and movement that have affected the medical personnel, leading to a serious deterioration in the health conditions of the wounded, the injured, pregnant women and the sick, and reflected the disregard for the lives of civilians in the Palestinian camps, who are in dire need of treatment and health care.
The report concluded with the most important results, most importantly that the Palestinian refugees were not only victims of violence acts that caused them harm and deterioration of their health. The report recommended that the camps should be neutralized, and the application of the principle of protection for medical personnel, in addition to supporting and encouraging inpidual and community initiatives, the provision of the necessary protection to play the compensatory role of the absence of medical personnel from the camps, and the promotion of the Palestinian health reality.
“The Health Reality of the Palestinian Refugee Camps Amid the Syrian Crisis,” is part of a series of field reports conducted by AGPS, simulating the Palestinian-Syrian reality in light of the Syrian crisis.
To download the electronic version of the report click on the following link:
http://www.actionpal.org.uk/ar/reports/special/health_status_palestinian_ar.pdf
Under the title, “The Health Reality of the Palestinian Refugee Camps Amid the Syrian Crisis,” AGPS published a documentational report consisting of 54 large pages. The report highlights the health conditions of the Palestinian refugees inside Syria, by comparing the health realities of the refugees before and during the crisis.
The field report monitors the substantial changes, which have affected the general health conditions of the Palestinian refugees in Syria, during the period March 2011 to March 2018 primarily. The report consists of two main chapters, and several demands and points. The first chapter highlights the health reality of the Palestinian refugee camps, amid the Syrian crisis, with comparison to the previous stage and the factors that contributed to the deterioration of the health status of the camps.
The second chapter deals with the targeting of the Palestinian camps, including the health facilities and the shelling, siege and looting, in addition to the targeting of medical staff, whether those killed, arrested or kidnapped.
The report refers to Palestinian civil medical work, and the great role played by it to fill in the shortage resulting from the lack of the medical staff and basic materials in the hospitals and clinics.
The Action Group stressed on the prolongation of the Syrian crisis and the negative impact on the Palestinian camps and gatherings, as a result of the destruction and siege, as well as the violations and limited mobility and movement that have affected the medical personnel, leading to a serious deterioration in the health conditions of the wounded, the injured, pregnant women and the sick, and reflected the disregard for the lives of civilians in the Palestinian camps, who are in dire need of treatment and health care.
The report concluded with the most important results, most importantly that the Palestinian refugees were not only victims of violence acts that caused them harm and deterioration of their health. The report recommended that the camps should be neutralized, and the application of the principle of protection for medical personnel, in addition to supporting and encouraging inpidual and community initiatives, the provision of the necessary protection to play the compensatory role of the absence of medical personnel from the camps, and the promotion of the Palestinian health reality.
“The Health Reality of the Palestinian Refugee Camps Amid the Syrian Crisis,” is part of a series of field reports conducted by AGPS, simulating the Palestinian-Syrian reality in light of the Syrian crisis.
To download the electronic version of the report click on the following link:
http://www.actionpal.org.uk/ar/reports/special/health_status_palestinian_ar.pdf
