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Australian doctors protest Israel’s destruction of health rights in Gaza

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By Stephanie Dowrick
| Pearls and Irritations
Israel’s deregistration of international health providers in Gaza makes legally mandated care increasingly impossible, raising serious questions about compliance with international law. Access to healthcare is widely accepted as among the most basic of human rights. This is recognised in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, plus the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
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Best of 2025 - Sustaining hope when war is normalised

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By Stephanie Dowrick
| Pearls and Irritations
What follows is a link to my talk given on 24 April at the Canberra gathering of the Medical Association for the Prevention of War. A repost from 5 May 2025 It was the eve of Anzac Day. We were just a short distance away from the Australian War Memorial, now bastardised by the acceptance of funds from weapons manufacturers (as revealed on a recent episode of Four Corners on ABC TV). The gathering had an urgency and weight few of us have felt in our lifetimes.
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2025 in Review: What this year taught us about life, loss and shared humanity

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By Stephanie Dowrick
| Pearls and Irritations
Amid violence, war and deepening polarisation, 2025 has shown that despair and passivity are choices too – and that human survival depends on rejecting dehumanisation in all its forms. 2025 has been a year of public horrors, those created by human beings dramatically worse than those Mother Nature has wrought (some “natural disasters” undoubtedly also caused by human greed, wilful ignorance, and the escalation of “entitlement” to pathological levels).
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