We will be having a discussion about health in D.R.C. with two special guest doctors from Samuteb hospital in Kapanga region of Katanga province, DRC.
July 20, 2013
7-8pm
room 3048, Undergrad Library, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
**Please RSVP on the facebook event page if you will be attending -we want to be certain that our room is the right size -thanks**
Bring questions.
July 20, 2013
7-8pm
room 3048, Undergrad Library, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
**Please RSVP on the facebook event page if you will be attending -we want to be certain that our room is the right size -thanks**
Bring questions.
facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/436989493065013
Reports state that most of the victims of Congolese war are the result of lack of basic infrastructures mainly hospitals. That should mean that the Congolese government's failure to provide those infrastructures is to a certain extent responsible of those deaths. Why does it look like institutions (national and international) working for ending the bloodshed don't seem to address the health assistance question more intensively?
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