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NEW REPORT: Access to healthcare for undocumented migrants in 11 European countries.

7 October 2009

This new survey, based on 1 218 interviews in 11 countries - Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom, bears witness to living conditions, state of health and access to health care of the poorest and most discriminated against people: the undocumented migrants. Among the results, the survey shows that Access to health care is unequal between European countries, but it is also very restrictive in all of them. Thus, only (...)

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ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE, A RIGHT NOT RESPECTED IN EUROPE

24 September 2009

Médecins du Monde publishes the new report of the European Observatory, Access to healthcare for undocumented migrants in 11 European countries. This new survey, based on 1 218 interviews in 11 countries - Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom, bears witness to living conditions, state of health and access to health care of the poorest and most discriminated against people: the undocumented migrants. Among the (...)

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Cholera in Guinea Bissau

Guinea Bissau : Portugal and Spain join in the field Guinea Bissau is one of the 5 poorest countries in the world. Its population, estimated at 1.3 million, has a life expectancy of 45 years. A political-military conflict in 1998 put into (...)

L’ACCES AUX SOINS, UN DROIT NON RESPECTE EN EUROPE

Médecins du Monde publie le nouveau rapport de l’Observatoire européen : L’accès aux soins des personnes sans autorisation de séjour dans 11 pays d’Europe. Cette nouvelle enquête, faite en 2008, est basée sur 1 218 entretiens dans 11 pays européens (...)

The fundamental mission of Médecins du Monde

To carry this objective through to a successful conclusion, MDM has built up its operation around two fundamental strengths: treatment and testimony. From its earliest days, MDM has effectively endeavoured to extend its field of intervention (...)