Turkey bombing civilians and medics – ‘an apparent war crime’
An MSDN team working as first responders in North East Syria report on Turkish drone attacks against people in the region. Human Rights Watch calls these attacks ‘an apparent war crime’. MSDN is providing medical training to enhance the capacity respond in emergency situations.- We must not only do the best we can on the…
Life, Freedom & Technology
In this article we explain about a connection of health care and technology, what MSDN do in the field of tech and how you can support research and development.161 years ago, as a reaction to the terrible suffering, pain and death in wars due to a lack of any medical attendance and basic care, Henri…
Report: General Overview of Healthcare System in North East Syria
This report contains essential information to understand the healthsituation of the population living in the areas controlled by theDemocratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria(DAANES).Further research should be done to understand the very specific politicalcontext of this region and how it impacts the health of the inhabitants ofNorth-East Syria. Sources of information are provided…
MSDN Podcast #10 – Mobile Herbal Clinic for Refugees in Calais and Dunkirk
A new series of podcast interviews with members of the Medical Self-Defense Network has recently been published on The Frontline Herbalism Podcast, a project of the Solidarity Apothecary. You can find the podcasts on all major podcast players. This episode is an interview with Victor (he/him) from the Mobile Herbal Clinic Calais, a dedicated monthly…
MSDN Podcast #9 – Medical Work in Rojava, North East Syria
A new series of podcast interviews with members of the Medical Self-Defense Network has recently been published on The Frontline Herbalism Podcast, a project of the Solidarity Apothecary. You can find the podcasts on all major podcast players. This episode is an interview with Matilda (she/her) living in North East Syria (NES). We talk about…
MSDN Podcast #8 – Riot Medicine in France, Part 2
A new series of podcast interviews with members of the Medical Self-Defense Network has recently been published on The Frontline Herbalism Podcast, a project of the Solidarity Apothecary. You can find the podcasts on all major podcast players. This episode builds on interview one which was an episode with Alexis (he/him) about street medic work…