Few days ago most of the Sudanese Doctors got in strike excepting emergency cases. The reason was to push on government to secure life saving medication and free medication for emergency and under 5 children>
fortunately they succeed to gain some benefits behind their strike
your comment is welcomed
Thank you for the invitation. Many times strikes are the ultimate peaceful way in order to try to ensure a minimum quality of life. It would be preferable strikes to be avoided and problems to be solved after dialogue but this is ideal. Perhaps in the future? I seriously doubt.
Thank you for the invitation. Many times strikes are the ultimate peaceful way in order to try to ensure a minimum quality of life. It would be preferable strikes to be avoided and problems to be solved after dialogue but this is ideal. Perhaps in the future? I seriously doubt.
Thanks Dr. Matsoukis
you are right if there is democracy,
2 days after the strike many instruments been taken from stores right to the hospitals
I think it is no fair for a child to die due to lack of oxygen apparatus
or a wounded person to be asked to fetch a thread
The strike appears to have been a morally laudable action. If the strike has saved the life of even one child (without side effects that are so excessive to annul the moral rightness of saving this life), it is already sufficient to be praised as a course of action the Sudanese doctors have taken. I have not enough information on this strike, but judging from the formulation of the question, I have no doubts about its moral appropriateness.
Thank Dear Dr. Barbara
the action did solve the problem partially and gave us a good lesson for getting our ABCs human rights form a dictator regime
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