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According to reports on human rights reporting human rights violations by the Turkish authorities against those allegedly linked to the attempted coup d'etat, the campaign did not exclude the health sector, which was damaged by dozens of institutions and hundreds of employees.
The site is highlighted "Breeze" For social and cultural studies, the light on the violation of the most fundamental human rights rules, in a recent report entitled "Systematic liquidation of the health sector in Turkey"He spoke of seven key points, including gross violations of professionals in the sector and its institutions.
The Minister of Health has announced the dismissal of 7,500 medical personnel in a "Mass Cleaning" operation practiced by the government, comprising 1,697 university doctors and heads of medical departments, representing 6% of all academics MedicineIn addition, 1689 doctors from the Ministry of Health were fired arbitrarily.
In the private sector, the situation is worse: more than 1,200 doctors are now unemployed as a result of the closure of their hospitals and private medical centers. 675 university doctors lost their jobs when private medical schools associated with Gulen projects were closed and 5,261 doctors, academics and health workers were affected by these procedures. Arbitrary.
Counting all those arbitrarily removed by the government from public and private health care workers, there are more than 21,000 workers, the only crime of which may have been to oppose the ruling party's policies.
The suffering of the Gaza Strip did not stop there: the report reported numerous cases of arrests of doctors and physical and psychological harm in their detention centers, such as that of the famous psychiatrist and academic Kholouk Sawash, who had been arrested. Turkish authorities On December 28, 2016, on the grounds that he was a terrorist, he was fired from his job at the university. His president called him a critic of the government and physically injured him in obstructive jaundice and colon cancer.
His persecution amounted to his family, where his wife fired a professor of internal medicine from his professor of internal medicine, his 12-year-old son, Krai, who was taking a language course abroad, was taken for interrogation at the airport without his parents and his lawyer being informed. His passport
In interviews with a group of doctors and health workers who fled Turkey for fear of being arrested and being tortured in prisons, "محمد", a pseudonym of afraid to be sued for one of the rare actors in the field of radiotherapy in Turkey, worried about the safety of his family still in Turkey.
The Turkish government did not stop at the border Campaigns of arrest Prosecutions against health specialists and health workers for reasons of sympathy for Gülen's ideas, but largely overtaken by the closure of hospitals and private medical centers, created in accordance with regulations and laws in flagrant violation of these laws and disregarding the rights of the owners and the rights of the patients. Complications for everyone.
Statistics show that 14 hospitals, 36 medical centers, research centers and a university hospital of the Ministry of Health have been closed, involving hundreds of people.
Pharmacists also took part in measures to close pharmacies, arrests and the refusal of 400 pharmacies in Turkey to benefit from public support for patients through social security, without administrative investigation or judicial decision. Gülen.
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According to reports on human rights reporting human rights violations by the Turkish authorities against those allegedly linked to the attempted coup d'etat, the campaign did not exclude the health sector, which was damaged by dozens of institutions and hundreds of employees.
In a recent report entitled "Systematic liquidation of the health sector in Turkey", Nasamat for social and cultural studies highlighted seven fundamental points, including gross violations of professionals in the sector and its institutions.
The Minister of Health announced the dismissal of 7,500 medical personnel as part of a "mass cleansing" process practiced by the government, including 1697 university doctors, senior faculty and department heads of medicine, representing 6% of the total number of academics working in medical schools. Ministry of Health arbitrarily.
In the private sector, the situation is worse: more than 1,200 doctors are now unemployed due to the closure of their hospitals and private medical centers. 675 university doctors lost their jobs when private medical schools associated with Gulen projects were closed and 5,261 doctors, academics and health care workers were affected. Arbitrary.
Counting all those arbitrarily removed by the government from public and private health care workers, there are more than 21,000 workers, the only crime of which may have been to oppose the ruling party's policies.
The suffering of the Gaza Strip did not stop there. The report reported numerous cases of arrests of doctors and physical and psychological harm suffered during their detention, such as that of the famous psychiatrist and academic Kholouk Sawash, arrested by the Turkish authorities on December 28, 2016 on the grounds that he was a terrorist. His work at the university, which the president called a government critic, physically injured him with obstructive jaundice and colon cancer.
His persecution was equivalent to his family, where his wife dismissed a professor of internal medicine from his professor of internal medicine. His passport
During interviews with a group of doctors and health workers who fled Turkey for fear of being arrested and tortured in prisons, Mehmet, a pseudonym fearing to be prosecuted for one of the few actors in the field of radiotherapy in Turkey, expressed concern for the safety of his family. Always in Turkey.
The Turkish government has not stopped at the borders of the arrest and prosecution of medical specialists and health workers because of its sympathy for Gülen's ideas; it went well beyond the closing of hospitals and private medical centers, created in accordance with regulations and laws, in flagrant violation of these laws and without the slightest consideration The rights of the owners and the rights of the patients and the consequences that may lead some.
Statistics show that 14 hospitals, 36 medical centers, research centers and a university hospital of the Ministry of Health have been closed, involving hundreds of people.
Pharmacists also took part in the closing of pharmacies, arrests and refusals to subsidize 400 pharmacies in Turkey through social security, without administrative investigation or judicial verdict. The police even arrested the owners accused of belonging to the Gülen movement.
