All Signups - 2011 Resolution

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• Dr Jan Topley
• Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, UK.
• Barbara Rylko-Bauer
  - Thank you for all your efforts in creating, promoting, and pushing for implementation of this very important resolution.
• Barney Barnes
• Elisabeth Norman
• Belis Aladag, MD, MPH
• Mary K. Anglin, PhD, MPH
• Hodges Health Care Domains Framework
  - This resolution saddens me: that we should need it in the 21st century after millennia of human conflict. The resolution is an essential course of action that I will help to publicize. Resources by way of legal enforcement, financial and personnel as declared in the resolution to protect basic human rights and health care provision must be assured and enforced globally. As per the trend of pursuing those who commit crimes against humanity should be escalated as the means to record and furnish evidence also increases. This is imperative as a deterrent to those who supposedly 'lead' and those who invariably follow. In this sense 'education for all' is crucial to help prevent indoctrination (with an additional health dividend).
• Dr Anne Kerr
• Cecilia Guastadisegni of the Istituto Superiore di Sanita'
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• Doctor Catherine Bonnet, M.D. Consultant in child and adolescent psychiatry, Chevalier de l'Ordre de la Légion d'honneur 2001
  - I fully agree with this very important resolution for many reasons in particular as I have done several consultancy missions in war countries for welcoming and protecting Bosnian and Rwanda women and teenagers pregnant as the results of war rape and the babies born as the results of rape.
• David Nunns FRCOG
  - Very much needed. Women and children as usual are the most vulnerable. They need a voice.
• Paul Christopher Webster http://paulcwebster.com
• Dr. Vincent Boama of the Royal Cornwall Hospital
• Claire Mulrenan
• Global Association of Physicians of Indian Origin
  - This resolution is essential to preserve the safety and dignity of people trapped in the conflict areas
• Umar Naeem Ahmad of University College London
• British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin
  - For the sake of basic human rights it is crucial that health care is protected during armed conflict
• CHRI
  - support
• Institute for Quality and Safety in Healthcae
  - Achieving the provisions of this resolution is pivotal to achieving and sustaining healthcare in conflict areas and to ensure safety of the healthcare personnel.
• Institute for Quality and Safety in Healthcae
  - Achieving the provisions of this resolution is pivotal to realization of the basic principles of optimal and effective healthcare delivery and sustenance of healthcare interventions in conflict areas
• Institute for Quality and Safety in Healthcae
  - Achieving the provisions of this resolution is pivotal to realization of the basic principles of optimal and effective healthcare delivery and sustenance of healthcare interventions in conflict areas
• Neil Pakenham-Walsh
• Raymond Snyders
• Lara Collier-Snyders
• Jackie Caine
• Amit Das
• Concordis International
• National Law Institute University, Bhopal
  - Violence against innocents during an armed conflict is absolutely unconscionable. We must do as much as possible to make the words in this resolution a reality.
• ILS Law College, Pune.
  - It is unconscionable that we so consistently see human rights been attacked, and we fail to defend them in Toto. This resolution definitely stresses the importance of protecting the health of people affected during armed conflicts, and would provide a helping hand through the necessary medical assistance, thereby upholding the basic human rights of every individual. This resolution is, therefore the need of the hour and deserves our support in every way possible.
• Vivekakananda Law School, Indraprastha University, New Delhi
  - A new resolution that stresses the importance of health protection during armed conflict has recently been launched. This resolution is an outcome of an international health conference and is part of a wider campaign to restore and strengthen the Geneva Conventions, especially as regards the safe-guarding of health workers and healthcare facilities/equipment/transport during armed conflict-the foundation of international humanitarian law, which, unfortunately, is no longer sacrosanct and is frequently disregarded with shocking ambivalence
• CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY
  - There is an immediate need for paying attention towards the atrocities being suffered by the people due to the increasing rate of armed conflicts posing threat to the basic humanitarian needs.This resolution sufficiently provides wide scope for the protection of health rights of the people.
• James Bunn
• association medicale hitienne
• Dr. Ram Manohal Lohiya National Law University
  - Growing number of armed conflicts around the world calls for immediate compassionate medical support for its victims. The resolution aptly covers all such areas.
• Dr. Ram Manohal Lohiya National Law University
  - Growing number of armed conflicts around the world calls for immediate compassionate medical support for its victims. The resolution aptly covers all such areas.
• Rejitha
• Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law
  - Denial of Humanitarian Assistance of health care during the armed conflict to the victims amounts to crime under international law
• Judy Ledger
• Baby Lifeline
• National University of Juridical Sciences
  - An extremely humanistic need to promote special healthcare in areas affected by armed conflict. attention towards it has to be urgently drawn.
• National Law University, Delhi
• The Royal College of Midwives
  - The Royal College of Midwives believes that the safety of health workers is paramount, during and post conflict, and they should be protected to ensure vital care to the population is continued
• Dr Kent Thorburn
  - A long overdue resolution. Children are always victims in conflict and remain poorly represented. Speak now with a strong voice for those whose voices are yet to grow strong.
• Adoksh Shastry
  - The world is going through a major crisis and Peace is the Global Cry. With the on-going Libiyan crisis and failure to protect those who seek to protect, this resolution is a step towards Protecting the innocent and giving them a safer opportunity to serve!
• So the Child May Live
  - Attacks on health workers do indeed constitute crimes against humanity and the UN should be doing everything possible to ensure that the work of health workers in areas of conflict can proceed without attack.
• international Pediatric Association
  - The International the International Association of Pediatrics fully supports the protection of health workers as they help those in need during natural or man made disaster
• Adrian
  - There was perhaps a time when the safety of health workers was taken for granted - this is clearly no longer the case
• Doctors for Iraq
  - We believe that a protection for health car in conflict zones is essential. As an organisation established during the American invasion of Iraq in 2003 , many of our volunteers injured and some killed during carrying their duties in the field . An international resolution and mechanism which can legislate , enforce or at least monitor any violations are important .. WMA should be taking their responsibility as a medical body recognized internationnally
• Liverpool Mulago Partnership
  - Conflict has a devastating effect not only on individuals health but also health services. It is crucial therefore that health services are protected in conflict situations and we fully support this initiative.
• Dr Iain H Wilson
  - We fully support this important resolution for colleagues working in difficult and dangerous situations.
• Teaching Aids at Low Cost TALC
  - The value of the heathworker and facilities cannot be over-estimated.. Their protection during conflicts should be of primary importance to ensure their contribution during the conflict and the need for them following the conflict.
• Pediatric Society in Bosnia and Herzegovina
  - We in Bosnia and Herzegovina know very well what war is. Therefore, we strongly support the resolution. We think that the initiative is good and necessary. On behalf of Pediatric Society in Bosnia and Herzegovina and myself I support the resolution Zeljko Roncevic, M.D. PhD.
• Alison Fiander
  - Working in Africa and seeing the devastation that can be caused to health services and civil infrastructure by conflict I fully support the resolution
• tony falconer
  - With the increasing instability of many countries our colleagues deserve protection to perform their heroic acts to administer health care in very adverse circumstances
• Kamran Abbasi
  - Our ability to protect the vulnerable, provide health care, and protect health workers during conlicts are minimum standards of humanity.
• Pakistan Paediatric Association
  - It is an important resolution and we fully support it.
• UCL Institute for Global Health
  - This resolution is of fundamental importance because health facilities and workers are increasingly being directly targeted by the military during conflict. All health workers should have the same protection as the UN support for the International Red Cross
• Konpal,Child Abuse prevention society
  - I strongly supprt the resolution personally and on behalf of my organisation, KONPAL, child abuse prevention society. Prof Dr Aisha Mehnaz Chairperson Konpal
• Sarajevo
  - Brilliant idea and initiative
• CAI
  - strongly support the resolution
• Protection and Help of Children Against Abuse and Neglect (PAHCHAAN)
  - Fully support the resolution
• sherine
• Dalia Abd Elhameed
• Amani Massoud
• international child health group
  - The International Child Health Group - As child health professionals with an interest in global child health we recognise the need for this resolution and strongly support it.
• Polly Walker
• matthew ellis
  - I strongly support this excellent resolution
• Dr.Brigid Hayden FRCOG
• international child health group
  - The international child health group, a specialty advisory group of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, UK have sponsored this resolution and urge all who aspire to protect the health of children to join us
• Advanced Life Support Group
  - fully support the protection of health workers in conflict zones. Our charity trains health workers in emergency care around the world
• vanessa
• PLoS Medicine
  - Congratulations on getting this important initiative off the ground
• Former WHO Country Rep
  - Congratulations for the vision, mission and effort
• Rutgers WPF
  - We as an Organisation working on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights support the resolution with its full spirit.
• Rutgers WPF
  - We as an Organisation working on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights support the resolution with its full spirit.
• JORDANIAN SOCIETY OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY
  - support and endosement
• ARAB ASSOCIATION OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY SOCIETIES
  - FULL SUPPORT AND ENDORSMENT
• Edward Mills
• MCAI (Maternal Childhealth Advocacy International)
  - This resolution is a much-needed step forward in protecting the health of mothers, babies, and children. Please let us know if MCAI can be of further help in supporting this welcome initiative
• Jonathan Perl