Shinjiro Murata, Executive Director of Doctors Without Borders (MSF) Japan, & Tetsuya Bessho, President of Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia, will hold an online talk show regarding attacks on medical care in Syria and other areas 10 years since the beginning of the conflict. Focusing on the regular bombings of hospitals, lootings and the humanitarian crisis through the voices of those living there and on the possibilities of recorded visual footage that reveals what is going on now in parts of the world.
Shinjiro Murata, Executive Director of Doctors Without Borders (MSF) Japan, & Tetsuya Bessho, President of Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia, will hold an online talk show regarding attacks on medical care in Syria and other areas 10 years since the beginning of the conflict. Focusing on the regular bombings of hospitals, lootings and the humanitarian crisis through the voices of those living there and on the possibilities of recorded visual footage that reveals what is going on now in parts of the world.
President of SSFF ＆ ASIA Tetsuya Bessho
The continuing attacks on medical care facilities and hospitals.
Doctors Without Borders, while providing medical care and humanitarian aid in conflict areas around the world, have experienced the destruction of health care due to these attacks. If medical care is attacked, not only will facilities, healthcare workers, and patients be affected, but many people living in the area will not have access to proper medical care, threatening their lives. Doctors Without Borders appeals to the international community for greater effort in preventing attacks on medical care.
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