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https://www.who.int/southeastasia 25-06-2013 14:57:19
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Closing statements from Saima Wazed, World Health Organization South-East Asia Regional Director, and the Indigenous people who hosted their session for the first time at the Summit on Tuesday.
They called on everyone to work closely together to save future generations from new viral hepatitis infections.…
Congratulations Alisha Sarasti from #Indonesia for winning the first 🥇 prize in the digital art category in the age group of up to 12 years, in the #WHD2024 art competition organized by World Health Organization South-East Asia on #MyHealthMyRight .
Alisha shares the prize with Vihaan Mehrotra from #India .
Vihaan Mehrotra from #India won the first 🥇 prize in the digital art category in the age group of up to 12 years, in the #WHD2024 art competition organized by World Health Organization South-East Asia on #MyHealthMyRight .
Vihaan shares the prize with Alisha Sarasti from #Indonesia .
Access to healthcare should not be determined by one’s social status or bank account shares Sharif Mohammed Sadat, a medical college student from #Bangladesh .
Embracing a human rights-based approach to health also means ensuring that those most affected by certain health conditions or health policies and decisions have a say in how these decisions are made: Regional Director Saima Wazed
In the 19 years and above age group, Dr Shivali Sisodia from #TimorLeste won the first 🥇 prize in the category of drawings and paintings in the #WHD2024 art competition organized by World Health Organization South-East Asia on 'My Health, My Right'. Congratulations Dr Shivali!
'My Health, My Right' means a full set of rights that enable people to live healthily: Saima Wazed #WorldHealthDay
In a 🌏 threatened by multiple crises, people’s right to health has become more important than ever.
#WorldHealthDay
From my Op-Ed in Bangkok Post:
'...we call on governments to increase investments in health and strengthen health systems, particularly focusing on primary health care.
Good laws and policies are essential to address various health determinants, including tobacco control,…