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Doctors for Human Rights

Doctors for Human Rights

We research to change

We research to change

Medicine without violence

Medicine without violence

Ethics and conscience in the penitentiary system

Ethics and conscience in the penitentiary system

We document, analyze, change

We document, analyze, change

The Right to Health is not a privilege,<br>it is the norm

The Right to Health is not a privilege,
it is the norm

Scientific view on problems<br>behind bars

Scientific view on problems
behind bars

A patient's trust in their doctor<br>is the basis of medicine

A patient's trust in their doctor
is the basis of medicine

Treatment or Punishment?<br>Witnesses include people and documents

Treatment or Punishment?
Witnesses include people and documents

[Video] How Healthcare Works in the Colony | Kim Samusenka

How is medical care organized in places of deprivation of liberty? What barriers do prisoners face when trying to see a doctor or receive necessary medications?

In this episode of the “Critical Condition” podcast, former political prisoner and public figure Kim Samusenka, who spent more than 5 years in detention (including in Penal Colony No. 15), speaks candidly about the real state of prison healthcare. You will learn about staffing shortages, bureaucracy, diagnostic challenges, and why the medical service must be independent of the colony administration.