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Being a woman
should not prevent
access to healthcare

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(Speaker Vcitorina Mario_Nurse supervisor)

We are women

and we deserve
access to healthcare.

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The gender gap
in healthcare exists:
it affects millions
of women all over
the world

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(Speaker Kalthum_Midwife Supervisor)

If I use three words
to describe

the challenges women face
in accessing healthcare,

I can say they are limited
access to healthcare,

insecurity, and poverty.


(Speaker Manasek Mohamad Abdulshafea-patient)

I face many challenges
as a woman.

For example, there is
the financial barrier,

as I may not have
any money or other means

to reach a health centre.

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We see this gap
in many places
where we work



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(Speaker Cheila Maluleque_Watsan supervisor)

In Mozambique,
being a woman

and accessing
care

means traveling
a long distance.

It means leaving
your family.

(Speaker Aisha Harbalia MSF Midwife Supervisor in Northwest Syria)

In Syria, being a woman,
you will face several
challenges

in accessing primary
healthcare


(Speaker Azima Abubakar-Parient)

In Nigeria, we urgently
need hospitals

to ensure our security
and take care of our health.

(Speaker Dana Bakri ,SGVB officer)

And when we talk about
Palestinian women

and Palestinian people,

we always need to bring up
the occupation.

(Speaker Lina, lay counselor educator)

Women [in Gaza] were forced
to give birth without a doctor,

under fear and neglect,
with no support.

This had severe consequences
on maternal and child health.

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Women's health
is a right,
not a privilege

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(Speaker Muram Mosab Ali, Community Engagement (CE) Supervisor)

Access to healthcare
is a fundamental right of life,

and for women
it is absolutely essential

for survival and dignity.

(Speaker Vcitorina Mario_Nurse supervisor)

Wherever there is a barrier
to access to healthcare,

we will be there.

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Let's unite
to eradicate
the gender
health gap

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