Break a protocol to rebuild it!
It is difficult for us to determine how to move to our desired extent; the reason is simple, we are forced to follow a protocol that we don't know why the person who brought it about thought it was the best.
What if it was an acceptable norm?
With the money that is left, I buy corn. I get crazy thinking that my children might go all night without having eaten. Rehema, 35, displaced person from North Kivu province https://t.co/EgS5u0j1Hp via @msf
The gravity of the situation demands urgent attention, particularly in the areas of water, sanitation and hygiene. Hassan Maiyaki, MSF country director in Kenya https://t.co/as3Y91BI5p via @msf
I’m happy now. When I see my life before, and now, I feel very happy. I can't believe that now I'm the one helping others. Dahiru, noma survivor and health worker at Sokoto Noma Hospital https://t.co/5iZ8B7o4pF via @msf
The majority of the wounded are civilians who were caught in the crossfire – among them are many children. Cyrus Paye, MSF’s Project Coordinator in El Fasher https://t.co/Fu5VNnsT6Z via @msf
#SocialJustice demands that we fight against the causes of poverty: inequality and the lack of labour, land, and lodging; against those who deny social and labour rights; and against the culture that leads to taking away the dignity of others.