Hostage Families Forum Appeals to WHO and UNICEF

The Hostages Families Forum has made a plea to the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) to include hostages in their ongoing polio vaccination campaign and other health interventions.

Hostages and Health Interventions

The forum is advocating for the inclusion of hostages in all health initiatives, not just the polio vaccination campaign. They believe that these individuals, who are often held in difficult conditions, should not be excluded from receiving necessary health care.

WHO and UNICEF's Polio Vaccination Campaign

The WHO and UNICEF are currently running a polio vaccination campaign, aiming to eradicate the disease worldwide. The Hostages Families Forum is urging these organizations to ensure that hostages are not forgotten in this important health initiative.

Appeal for Inclusion

The appeal made by the Hostages Families Forum underlines the importance of providing health care to all individuals, regardless of their circumstances. They argue that hostages, who often have limited access to health services, should be included in all health interventions.

Importance of Health Care for All

This appeal highlights the importance of health care for all individuals. The Hostages Families Forum believes that no one, including hostages, should be excluded from receiving necessary health care. They are urging WHO and UNICEF to take this into consideration in their ongoing health initiatives.

Bottom Line

The plea made by the Hostages Families Forum to WHO and UNICEF raises important questions about the inclusivity of health care initiatives. Should these organizations ensure that all individuals, including hostages, are included in their health interventions? Is it the responsibility of these organizations to provide health care to individuals in all circumstances? Share your thoughts on this matter and discuss it with your friends. You can also sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is delivered every day at 6pm.