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At a PHA Europe meeting held in London yesterday (19 September) it was felt
that it would be worthwhile putting something on the PHA website to invite
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that we use the PHA Exchange discussion list as the forum for any
Please let me have your comments ana feedback on this proposal quickly (by
return??). We would Like to put this on the site on Friday, 21 September or
Monday 24 September at the latest.
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After 11 September 2001
In December 2000, more than 1400 people from 93 countries met in Bangladesh
at the world's first People's Health Assembly (PHA). They developed a
People's Charter for Health which describes the vision of
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The Charter points out that:
'War. violence, conflict and natural disasters devastate communities and
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democratic, transparent and accountable decision-making processes
Within its call for action, the Charter calls on people of the world to:
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Condemn and seek the reversal of any policies which result m the
forceci dispracement or people from ciieir rands, homes or jobs.
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oppose funadmentalist forces that threaten the rights and liberties
of individuals, oarticluarly the lives of women, children and minorities.
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Sunoort camnainns and movement for neace and disarmament.
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Demana that the United Nations and individual states end all kinds
of sanctions used as an instrument of aaaression which can damanae the
Ine Charter also calls lor the radical transformation of
the UN Security
Council so that it functions democratically. In today’s crisis, a
democratic, representative Security Council could provide the international
me People’s Health Assembly Movement is interested in your views of how we
can work together towards a just and lasting settlement of the global terror
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.'-real idea Andy! I am all for it. Perhaps we could make a difference. We are
obviously going to differ in the way we will look at things. It is okay as
ong as we agree to disagree in an agreable manner!
rom. Andrew Chetley <chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk>
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>Subject; [PHA2001] Suggetion for the website
>Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 12:07:35 +0100
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>At a PHA Europe meeting held in London yesterday (19 September) i i: was
>t.iat it would be worthwhile putting something on the PHA website to inv'i:->pnople from around the world to share their feelings about the tragi::
^incidents of 11 September and to encourage them to share views on how i.-„
>deal with the aftermath We agreed that we should draw people's attent.or.
>the passages in the Charter that condemn war and violence, that urge ar
>ending to the displacement of peoples, that seek to combat racism and
>fundamentalism, and. that press for multilateral, rather than unilateral
>solutions. The following text is something that we could put up on the
>website (and distribute through the PHA Exchange list). I'm suggesting in
>it
>L'r.at we use the PHA Exchange discussion list as the forum for any
>::: scussion
>
>7 ease let me have your comments and feedback on this proposal quickly by
>return??) . vie would like to put this on the site on Friday, 21 September or
>Konday 24 September at the latest.
> Ar. drew Chet ley
>Programme Director, Exchange
>7 networking and learning programme on health communication for development
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>c/o Healthlink Worldwide
, 40 Adler Street, London El 1EE, UK
>Tel ■ 44 (0)20 7539 1591 (direct)
>Fax. -44 (0)20 7539 1580
>■- mai^ healthcomms@healthlink.org.uk
>http: 1 /wyn.'.healthcomms. org
;ear Ar.dy
Thanks for the PHA Statement I It is really important to have a clear
statement with a good focus on what needs to be done at this time. There
are a lot of shallow articles going around the internet on the issue and
the PHA Statement is indeed very timely and properly oriented.
.-Led clicking the 11 September box but I was not able to get anything.
.-.ere anything else I need to do? Please advise. Thanks again and bes
At 03:28 PM 9/21/01 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi ,
tranks Co those of you who responded so quickly and so positively to the
suggestion for the notice on the website. To those of you who haven't yet
>replied, appologies for not waiting; however, there seemed such a strong
> , ;i:ce to go ahead and also a sense of some urgency was communicated by some
yet. so .. ve just put it up and made a link to the PHAExchange discussion
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(You can get to it by clicked on the 11 September box on the home pace
>htto://mv.ohamovement.ora) I've also just posted the text on the
>PHAExchange list Shortly, I'll also cross post it to the drumbeatchat
^discussion list, operated by the Communication Initiative.
>:. ve also revised the news page on the website (which was only half comp 'etc
>anyway) with a note about this page, and also included a news release that
>just received, announcing that 14 of the major development agencies in ,-ifc
>’/? have called for restraint
m currently working on the some of the other pages on the website, hop. ng
tidy it up a bit more and add more material. Please let me have any
>suggestions of links or material.
>
> Andrew Chetley
>Programme Director, Exchange
>A networking and learning programme on health communication for develcpmcr .
>c/o i'ealthlink Worldwide
, 40 Adler Street, London El 1EE, UK
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: is co those c. you who responded so quickly and so positively to .he
■ .ogestion for the notice on the website. To those of you who haven't ye..
rep.'.ted, appologies for not waiting; however, there seemed such a strong
voice io go ahead, and also a sense of some urgency was communicated by some
of you. so I've just put it up and made a link to the PHAExchange discussion
list (You can get to it by clicked on the 11 September box on the home page
http://www.phamovement.org)
I've also just posted the text on the
AExchange list. Shortly, I'll also cross post it to the drumbeatchat
ic-ssicr. list, operated by the Communication Initiative.
a.so revised the news page on the website (which was only half comp. , c
-■/way. with a note about this page, and also included a news release th;;.
;.r. received, announcing that 14 of the major development agencies in the
...< have called for restraint.
- currently working on the some of the other pages on the webs.ce, hop..nc
■..o tidy it up a bit more and add more material. Please let me have any
?.i-.-cessions of links or material.
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Date: Fri. 21 Sep 2001 10:50:28 +0530 (1ST)
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Dear Andy,
That is great I
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at cne woria's iirsi reopie s tieaitn Assembly ifhaj . They developed a
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condemn ano see.< the reversal of any policies which result in the
forced displacement or people from their lands, homes or jobs.
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of sanctions used as an instrument of aggression which can damange the
health of civilian populations.
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The People’s Health Assembly Movement is interested in your views of how we
can work together towards a just and lasting settlement of the global terror
that threatens to undo development activities and undermine efforts to
improve health around the world. You can join in a discussion erroup - PHA
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Subject: Re: [PHA2001] Bombing
Date: Tue, 09 Oct 2001 19:00:40 -0700
From: David Werner <healthvvriehts@igc.org>
Reply-To: PHA2001 @.yahoogroups .com
To: PHA2001@yahoogroups.com
This is a brief but excellent statement.
site.
I agree it should go on the PHA
Best wishes, David W.
At 12:22 AM 10/10/2001 tOIOO, you wrote:
This statement will appear on Medact’s web site shortly. Would it be a good
idea to ask Andy Chetley if it should appear on the pha web site.
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regrets the use of iuiiitary force in response to t?ie attack’s on New York and
Washington of 11 September.
These were terrible crimes against humanity, and the instigators must be
duly tried before an appropriate court of law. However, we fear that the
bombing of Afghanistan will delay rather than promote bringing those
resin'OiisiDle tc “tstice. The attacks will claiit more lives and whether
these are i'aluDan a.
or dviriaxis^ chey will he regarcec as luarcyrs
and their deaths will result in more terrorism. In the words of Richard
Horton, Editor of the Lancet (6 October) ’Principles of harm reduction are
more realistic than false notions of a war on terrorism.’
Afghanistan is on the verge of a massive humanitarian crisis. The attacks
could turn r.hi ; into a worse disaster, and as such could be recorded as a
a
Military action has not been specifically approved by the UN security
Council. We call for an immediate end to military action and a massive aid
programme to prevent hundreds of thousands of deaths from cold and
starvation. International co-operation should be capable of apprehending
Osama bin Laden and bringing him and others to justice.
Like Richard Herten we conclude that ’Attacking hunger, disease, poverty
and social exclusion might do more good than military action. Global
security will only be achieved by building strong and stable societies.
Health is an undervalued measure or our global security.'
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Subject: [PHA2001] Bombing
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2001 00:22:08 +0100
From: pamzinkin <pamzinkin@.gn.apc.org>
Reply-To: PHA2001@yahoogroups.com
To: PHA2001@yahooeroups.com, PHA-Europc@egroups.com
This statement will appear on Medact's web site shortly. Would it be a good idea to ask Andy Chetley if it should
appear on the pha web site.
Medact's response to the bombing of Afghanistan
As an organisation committed to non-violent resolution of conflict, Medact
regrets the use of military force in response to the attacks on New York and
Washington of 11 September.
These were terrible crimes against humanity, and the instigators must be duly tried before an appropriate court of
law. However, we fear that the bombing of Afghanistan will delay rather than promote bringing those responsible to
justice. The attacks will claim more lives, and whether these are Taliban figliters or civilians, they will be regarded
as martyrs and their deaths will result in more terrorism. In the words of Richard Horton, Editor of the Lancet (6
October) Principles of harm reduction are more realistic than false notions of a war on terrorism.'
Afghanistan is on the verge of a massive humanitarian crisis. The attacks
could turn this into a worse disaster, and as such could be regarded as a
breach of international law. Aid agencies state that air-drops of food will
be ineffective.
Military' action has not been specifically approved by the UN Security Council. We call for an immediate end to
military action and a massive aid programme to prevent hundreds of thousands of deaths from cold and starvation.
International co-operation should be. capable of apprehending Osama bin Laden and bringing him and others to
justice.
Like Richard Horton we conclude that 'Attacking hunger, disease, poverty' and social exclusion might do more good
than military action. Global security will only' be achieved by building strong and stable societies. Health is an
undervalued measure of our global security.'
iPam Zinkin
pamzink in @ gn .apc.org
45 Anson Road
London N7 OAR
UK
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Subject: Re; information technology
Date: Wed
Ana 2002 15:59:05-0530
From: Community health ceil <scchara:a’vsni.com>
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•Johannesburg summit. Unni would have been the best source but he has
one to Turkey. The PH?" idea is moving slowly. It will build up only
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ormation technology
Subject: information technology
Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 10:06:56 +0100 (BST)
From: Santosh george <copra30@.yahoo.co.in>
To: Community health cell <sochara@vsnl.com>
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Dear Ravi,
Wonderful to hear from you. I had planned to contact you on something that seemed to cross over with the
people's health watch proposal.. The Indian Institute of Information Technology at the Tech Park, Whitefield
(Bangalore) is offering post-doc fellowships valued at Rs 2Iakhs for a variety of research topics one of them
being IT and the community sector...(information access for the "socially underpriviliged"! thought you might
consider inquiring into the issue. ...they envision the awardee/s bringing in some resources from a supporting
organisation
Hope things are going well for you and the team...How is Arjun doing. Please accept my regards and best
wishes.
Santosh
Community health cell <sochara@vsnl.com> wrote: Dear Santosh,
1 found this at the bottom of a pile. Please contact Amar Jesani at
Trivandrum Achutha Menon Centre. He has had years of experience on
Human Rights issues and would be the best contact and would also link
Dr. Ramakrishnan to other groups and networks. He was involved with
Ohics and Human Rights teaching in his previous assignment in Mumbai.
Keen in touch.
Best wishes,
Ravi,
CHC/PHM.
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Subject: 1’ll.M website
Date: Thu 5 Sep 2002 12:40:16 -0100
From: Andrew Chetiey <chetiey.at5 healthlink.org. uk>
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We're current!': doing work st the hack' of the website - which you can't see yet: repairing links, restructuring the pages, adding in
new pages, redesigning the basic pages, adding interactive elements so people can add their own information, sorting out the links
to otiiet language inateiiai. cleaning up the style and designing a subject oriented set ot navigation tools and a new news page, that
will be based around the newsbriei. Ibis should be readv for review in October.
Meanwhile, we've taken the Sep 11 mention off the home page.
best wishes,
Andrew
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>Dear Andy
>Sorry to go on about this but you have been telling me since May that the
>web site would be updated
^Somethinu must be done about the web s’te I know vou have veiv little
Mime but the latest information seems to be about Sep i 1 last year!. Would
>it be better to put a notice saying the web site is under review as I am
>eerting so many disparaging remarks about pha web site
>Is this easy to do'?.
>Then can we see who would have time to up date it? 1 know very' little
>about this but I. understand that this can be done from anywhere?
>Please do see what can be- done before the next Sep 1 Uh.
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Subject: RE: FILM website
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 2002 08:06:06 +0200
From: "Maria Hamlin Zuniga" <iphc@cablenet.com.ni>
To: "Andrew Chetley" <chetley.a@healtliliiik.org.nk>, "'paniziiikiii'" <pamziiildn@gn.apc.org>
CC: <gksavar@citechco.net>, <sochara@vsni.com>
Dear Andrew, el al.
Perhaps it would be good to place a notification on the home page of the PHM website that states that the
site is being updated and worked on and should be ready by XXXdate. That would encourage people to
look further and to come back to the site.
Just a suggestion.
Regards to all.
Maria
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Para.
Were currently doing work at the 'back' of the website - which you can't see yet: repairing links, restructuring the
pages, adding in new pages, redesigning the basic pages, adding interactive elements so people can add their own
information, sorting out the links to other language material, cleaning up the style and designing a subject oriented
set of navigation tools and a new news page, that will be based around the newsbrief. This should be ready for
review in October
Meanwhile, we've taken the Sep 11 mention off the home page.
best wishes,
.Andrew
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>Scmo:hmg must be sone about the web site. 1 know you have very little
>tmie out me idiesi ifuuiiiidiion seems to be about Sep 11 last year!. Would
>it be better to put a notice saving the web site is under review as I am
>geH?ng so ?mmy disparaging remarks about pha. web site.
>Is this easy to do'?.
>lhen can we see who would have time to up date it? I know venz little
>about this but I understand that this can be done from anywhere?
>Piease do see what can be done before the next Sep i 1th.
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Ref: CHC
/2002
November 7, 2002
M/S Focus India World Net
c/o Rama Store
2 F, Kam I a Nagar
New Delhi-110007 (INDIA).
Dear Sirs.
Greetings from Community Health Cell!
We have our domain 'sochara.com' registered with FOCUS INDIA WORLD NET along
with Windows NT web server space. We would now like to register a new domain
'sochara.org' to our organization name and point the webspace to this domain.
Please do the needful as early as possible. We are also enclosing a Demand Draft for
Rs.399 in favour of FOCUS INDIA WORLD NET, payable at New Delhi for registration
of this new domain.
Please confirm the receipt of this mail and let us know when the new domain is activated
to our webspace.
Thanking you in anticipation,
Sincerely.
K.Gopinathan.
Administrative Officer,
Community Health Cell.
Subject: urgent
Date: Thu. 31 Oct 2002 21:00:40 +0530
From: "Pradeep Kumar" <pradeep@provisionasia.org>
To: "Community Health Cell" <socnara@vsnl.com>
Dear Srinidm,
We have decided after the opinion of Dr.Ravi Narayan that our domain for the website
should be 'sochara.org' instead of the domain
sochara.com. So we now have to make a demand draft favoring FOCUS INDIA
WORLD NET payable at New Delhi for the amount
of Rs.399/- and mail it across along with this covering letter.
Dr.Ravi has given permission to do tins and the letter needs to be couriered by today
evening along with the consultation of
Mr..Gopi. Can you please coordinate tills and do the needful, you can call me on
9844000611 if you have any doubts.
regards,
Magesh. ■
Focus India World Net
c/o Rama Store
2 F, Kamla Nagar
New Delhi-110007 (INDIA).
Dear SirK
Greetings from Community Health Cell!
We- have our domain 'sochara.com' registered with FOCUS INDIA WORLD NET along
with windows NT web server space. We would now' like lo register a new domain
'sochara.org' to our organisation name and point the webspace to tins domain.
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Please do the needful as early as possible. We are also enclosing a Demand Draft for
Rs.399/for registration of/new domainpvAich-will-beeourieredtoday-.Please confirm the receipt of this mail and let us know when the new domain is activated
to our webspace.
Thanking you in anticipation,
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Subject: Books
Date: Ihu 24 Oct 2002 16:29:34+0530
1'1'om: Community Health Ceil <sochara@vsnl.com>
To: Andrew Chetlev <chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk>.
Andy Rutherford <aruiherford@oneworldaclion.org>
-sar Andy / Anarew,
Greetinns from Community Health Cell !
---re you alleauing une rrirl — GK
Savar core group meeting m November." we
are urgently in need ot the following book published by BMA "The Medical
Profession and Human Rights: Handbook for a changing agenda" British
Medical Association, London, U.K, Zed Books, 2001. The cost of this book
is _S. 9s (round,'
(Paper back) . Would you be able to get us a copy or
mail it to us? Would BMA consider sending our CHC documentation unit a
gratis copy or we will have to raise funds for it!
Dr. Ravi Narayan,
CHC / PHM
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10/24/02 4.30 PM
nmediate Attention: To Dr. Ravi
Subject: Immediate Attention : To Dr. Ravi
Date: Fn, 13 Sep 2002 10:01:20+0530
From: "Pradeep" <pradeep@provisionasia.org>
To: "CHC"' <sochara@vsni.com>
I will be there sharp 1:4b p.m.. and would like to take leave from CHC by
4:00p.m as we are organizing a meeting at our office. Its about networking
with few corporate companies and how they can help our work throuoh their
expertise. The re construction page has been put up on the sochara website,
so that people would know that we are working on the background. Also the
CD-writer has been installed and I would like to thank you for such quick
processing. It is working great and real useful for the PHW works. I am
bringing the cd of work that 1 have worked for the past 3 days.
Thanks and best regards.
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9/13/02 11:34 AM
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Subject: CHC site map
Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 00:26:47 +0530
From: "Pradeep Kumar" <pradeep@provisionasia.org>
Organization: proVISION ASIA
To: "Community Health Cell" <sochara@vsnl.com>
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Subject: news section on the website
Date; Mon, 2 Dec 2002 08:05:26 +0530
From: "Pradeep Kumar" <pradeep@provisionasia.org>
Organization: proVISION ASIA
To: "Community Health Cell" <sochara@vsnl.com>
Dear Dr. Ravi,
Just to remind you regarding the news section on the website decided on the last today meeting.
regards
Magesh
News section.
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6.
CHC to become focal point of Global PHM secretariat by March 2003
CHC facilitates PHM workshops in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania
CHC participates in Global Forum for health research (Forum 6) in Arusha, Tanzania.
Peoples Health Movement announces Alma Ata anniversary celebrations
CHC announces one seminar and three workshops at Asia Social Forum, Hyderabad. - January 2003
Health Inter Network pilot project being launched on 15^ December 2002 at Kanakapura.
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ipua-ncc] CLICK www.phinovenient.org : People's Health Movement website launched
Subject: [pha-ncc] CLICK www.phmovement.org : People's Health Movement website launched
Date: Tue, 3 Dec 2002 21:40:56 +0530
From: "UNNIKRISHNAN P V (Dr)" <umiikni@yahoo.com>
To: <pha-ncc@yahoogroups.com>
Dear all in the JSA- India e-group
New version of People's Health Movement website launched
(www.phmovemeniorg}
Today (4 December) is the second anniversary of the People's Health Assembly (PHA) in Savar, Bangladesh. It is a fitting
day to announce the relaunch of the People's Health Movement website. Please visit tile site at www.phmovement.org and
encourage others to also visit the site.
Among the new features are:
« the full text of Voices of the Unheard - the testimonies of the people from the PHA
• copies of the Charter in several languages (and more are being added)
- access to all of the background papers and issue papers from the PHA
the coming weeks, visit the site again and again for:
• updates on developments in various regions
• the latest campaign news, including news of events being planned throughout 2003 to mark the 25th anniversary of
the AlmaAta Declaration on Primary Health Care.
We'd like to have your news, your ideas, your suggestions on how to continue to improve the site, if you have ideas, please
get in touch with communications@phmovement.org
We would also like to ask any people on the PHA-Exchange list who are interested in and have experience of working on
communication, media and website activities to join the PHM Communications Working Circle. Again, simply send us an
email to: comrnunications@phmovement.org
The PHM Communications Working Circle
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’H?vl_Steering_Gronp_C2-031 Re: ?HM website relaunched
Subject: [PHM_Steering_Group_02-03] Re: FHM website relaunched
Date: Wed, 04 Dec 2002 13:16:39 +0600
From: Qasem Chowdhury <gksavar@citechco.uet>
Reply-To: PHM_Steering_Group_02-03@Yahoogroups.com
To: "PHM_Steering_Group_02-03@yahoogroups.com " <PHM_Steering_Group_02-03@yahoogroups.cc
Dear Andrew,
Congratulations to you and your team members I I! This is something
we are waiting tor a long time. I will go through it. Thank's tor choosing
the 4th December as the launching date for PHM web site.
Thank's a lot.
04:07 PM 12/3/02 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi,
>bQlow is 2. mssssae that I've just posted on PHA-Exchsnge. the website is
>now live (although work is still going on with it, so it will continue to
pchange on a daily basis) . Let me have any input on additions/changes to make.
>Andrew
>New version of people's Health Movement website launched
>Today (4 December) is the second anniversary of the People's Health
>Asscmbly (PHA) in Savar, Bangladesh. It is a fitting day to announce the
Prelaunch of the People's Health Movement website. Please visit the site at
>www.phiaovement.org and encourage others to also visit the site.
>Among the new features are:
>
* the full text of Voices of the Unheard - the testimonies of the
> people from the PHA
>
* copies of the Charter in several languages (and more are being added)
>
* access to all of the background papers and issue papers from the PHA
In ti,e coming weeks, visit the site again and again ,.or:
* updates on developments in various regions
p* the latest campaign news, including news of events being planned
> throughout 2003 to mark the 25th anniversary of the AlmaAta Declaration
> on Primary Health Care.
>We'd like to have your news, your ideas, your suggestions on how to
>continue to improve the site, if you have ideas, please get in touch with
>communica tions@phmovemen t. org
pHrj
|__ JefoszX
>He would also like to ask any people on the PHA~Exchange list who are
>interested in and have experience of working on communication, media and
swebsite activities to join the PHM Communications Working Circle. Again,
>simply send us an email to: communications@phmovement.org
>The PHM Communications working Circle
To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
PHM Steering_Group_02—03—unsubscribe(syahoogroups.com
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12/5/02 10.12 AM
Etc: n?HM_Steerin£_Group_02-0j] Re: PHM website relaunched
Subject: Re: [PHM_Steering_Group_02-03] Re: PHM website relaunched
Date: Wed, 4 Dec 2002 00:00:04 -0800 (PST)
From: K Bala <kbalal2@yahoo.com>
Rcply-To: PHM_Steering_Group_02-03@yahoogroups. com
To: PHM_Steering_Group_02-03@yahoogroups.com
Great. Wo have been waiting for our own website. As
Qasem has said 4th or December is a memorable day for
launching. Let us introduce it widely to all those who
win be interested. Baia
---- Qasem Chowdhury <gksavar@citechco.net> wrote:
> Dear Andrew,
k Congratulations to you and your team members /1!
> This is something
> we are waiting tor a long time. I will go through
i> it. Thanks for choosing
the 4th December as the launching date for PHM web
k site.
> Qasem
P /7M
k At 04:07 PM 12/3/02 +0000, you wrote:
> >Hi,
k kbelow is a message that I've just posted on
> PHA-Exchange. the website is
k know live (although work is still going on with it,
> so it will continue to
> kchange on a daily basis). Let me have any input on
> additions/changes to make.
•
k kNew version of People’s Health Movement website
> launched
> kToday (4 December) is the second anniversary of the
k People's Health
> kAssembly (PHA) in Savar, Bangladesh. It is a
k fitting day to announce the
> krelauncn of the People's Health Movement website.
> Please visit the sice at
> kwww.phmovement.org and encourage others to also
> visit the site.
k >Among the new features are:
> >
' the full text of Voices of the Unheard - the
k testimonies of the
k > people from the PHA
> >
* copies of the Charter in several languages
> (and more are being added)
k k
* access to all of the background papers and
> issue papers from the PHA
k kin the coming weeks, visit the site again and again
> for:
k k
* updates on developments in various regions
k k
” the latest campaign news, including news of
k events being planned
k k throughout 2003 to mark the 25th anniversary of
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Subject: Corrections on the phmovement
Date: Wed, 4 Dec 2002 09:26:14 +0530
From: "Pradeep Kumar" <pradeep@provisionasia.org>
Organization: proVISION ASIA
To: "Andrew Chetley" <chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk>
CC: "Community Health Cell" <sochara@vsnl.com>
Dear Dr. Andrew
Greetings from Community Health Cell!
i am sending you the attachment which contains the updated links that points to sochara org website. Piease let me know if
you have any difficulty in accessing the file.
regards,
Magesh Kumar
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Corrections on the plimovement.org website
Publications page :
PHA 2000
PHA Books
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Book 1: What Globalization does to People's Health
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Book 2: Whatever Happened to Health for All by 2000 AD?
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Book 3: Making Life Worth Living!
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Book 4: A World Where We Matter!
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Book 5: Confronting Commercialization of Health Care
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Book 6: The Objectives for the Shamiana Workshops
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The Janaswasthya Sabha - Kolkata
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Book 4: A World Where We Matter!
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Book 6: The Objectives for the Shamiana Workshops
Subject: 1’HM - website
Date: Wed 11 Dec 2002 19:05:29 +0530
From: Community Health Ceil <sochara(®.vsnl.com>
To: Andrew Chetlev <chet!ev.a@healtlilnik.oro.uk>
Greetings trom Community Health Cell!
receive it the steering committee should show both Dr.Casern and me as
outgoing and incoming coordinators in the steering group list. We shall
be sending you the OHPs and other PHM materials soon. Did you receive
Unni's -draft of the oroceedinos of the recent meetings? Anv comments?
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12/12. 02 12.04 PM
PHN1 - WEBSITE
Subject: PHM - WEBSITE
Date: Wed. 04 Dec 2002 16:19:54 +0530
From: Community Health Cell <sochara@vsnl.com>
To: Andrew Chetley <chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk>
Greetings from Community Health Cell!
Congratulations for completing all the background tasks and ensuring
curtain raising of the new website on the PHM anniversary.
This note should have come earlier but got misplaced in the pile. In the
reaional news / initiatives section the classification of countries in
-he Asian region needs some further modification. Nepal, Pakistan,
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka have inadvertently come into India section. Also
Philippines in one case.
Perhaps we should inform our Webmaster of which countries go into South
Asia without India; and South East Asia without China regions.
Otherwise it's an excellent job. Congratulation to both of you. I am
sending a note to Qasem about the secretariat shift - transitional phase
to release after he approves it. It can be reflected in the website when
it reaches you
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Hapov Nev/ Year;
Here ere some thouah’s on using the feedback we receive from the site.
Besides the main section pages [ What’s New, Regional, Issues, People’s Voices ... ] I added the Feedback window to
many other content paces on the PHivi site - each issue Paper, each People's Voice. Peopie's Charier for Heailri paces.
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receive.
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Subject: Urgent - PHM Website
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 11:49:07 -0800
From: chc <sochara@vsnl.com>
To: Claudio Schuitan <aviva@nctnam.cn>, Andrew Chetley <chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk>
CC: Qasem Chowdhury <gksavar@citechco.net>, Nand <nand@nand.org>,
Nance <g_upham@club-intemet.fr>
Dear Claudio ./ Andrew,
Greetings from Peoples Health Movement Secretariat at CHC, Bangalore!
We have all been deeply disturbed about the matter brought up by Nance
but we have .known about this for a few months and have discussed it at
the steering committee. I would therefore suggest that a largo notice in
bold capitals is put up in the exchange that the new website of the
Peoples Health Movement is www.phmovement.org and no longer pha2000.org
which has been taken over by undesirable elements or something to that
effect - so that we direct all those who are looking for the phmovement
website to the new one and away from the porn site. Perhaps a large
^pnouncement on rhe home page of the website may be necessary as
^Enforcement. You may also have to request all PHM members to change
this website address in all the publications, charters, handouts that
they may have with the past website address. Andrew and Nand will have
to go through each of the items on the website where the old website
address is given and change it systematically. More than three months
ago one of our team members have already brought it to our notice and
there has been correspondence with Andrew, Qasem and other about this.
We will have to do this with confidence and tact to ensure that we refer
people away from a undesirable development without giving that site
undue attention. Do your best.
Best wishes,
Havs. Narayan
Coordinator,
PHM Secretariat
CHC - Bangalore
India
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Subject: URGENT CORRECTIOxN NEEDED
Date:-Sat, 18 Jan 2003 23:02:53 +0100
From: g_upham@club-inteniet.fr
To: secretariarwinhm^'-"'—" —
You must urgently change the WEB SITE address given at the end of page 8
of the english PDF version of lhe charter, which is Lhe address of a
PORN site.
Goodbye
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Subject:
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 2003 09:55:08 +0600
From: Qasem Chowdhury <gksavar@citechco.net>
To: Community health ceil <sochara@vsnl.com>
Dear Ravi,
I hope the email addressed to <secretariat(3phmovement.org> is also
received by you at sochara and will be taken care from Bangalore PHM
Secretariat. For example email from Jean Mouch and Andrew Ghetley.
To avoid duplication of reply T will forward all the email addressed to PHM
Secretariat to sochara.
Best wishes.
Qasem
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phmovementore Promotion and Ongoing Maintenance
Subject: FW: phmovement.org Promotion and Ongoing Maintenance
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 11:39:42 -0000
From: Andrew Chetley <chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk>
To: "Ravi and Thelma Nayaran (E-mail)" <sochara@vsnl.cona>,
"'communications@phmovement.org'" <communications@phmovement.org>
(this has also gone to Qasem)
Hi folks,
see the e-mail from Nand (who is working on the website). This relates to the ongoing promotion and
maintenance of the site. Some specific issues:
|
° Agreement that NewsBrief will continue as a regular communication tool, and therefore that it is
promoted on the site, with a subscription request form - that increases interaction with the site
s Note Nand's suggestion that the latest NewsBrief is e-mailed out to all the feedback people
° We need to have some discussion about how to get people to add their own material to the site
(and, as Nand points out, who will moderate, edit, repackage this and link back to submitters)
ideas on this please.
® Ravi, note also Nand's willingness to work with someone in Bangalore to advise on how to
maintain the site.
Also, a little advance notice - we've got the WHO Director General debate almost lined up. It will be on Sunday, 19 January
from 3-5pm Geneva time (2-4pm GMT) with live sites in Geneva, London, Delhi, Tokyo, Addis Ababa, Saudi Arabia,
Johannesburg, Washington, Rio/Sao Paulo and also will be broadcast across the internet. It will aslo be rebroadcast over
the WoridSpace facilities in Africa and Asia later, and over the Canal Saude facilities In Brazil later.As of yesterday evening
we had 6 of the 9 candidates agreeing to take part, with a seventh having agreed in principle. We're working on the other
two. i'll send you further details later today or on Monday/Tuesday of the actual site locations and how you can engage with
the process. By the way, I'm assuming that PHM wants to be recognised as a co-sponsor of this event, right?
best wishes,
Andrew
----- Original Message----From: nand Imailto:nand@nand.org]
Sent 09 January 2003 21:17
Alb: Andrew Chctley
^^ubjecti phmovement.org Promotion and Ongoing Maintenance
Dear Andrew,
The following items are either outstanding or Pm working on
them on the phmovement.org site.
provide suggestions of ways to encourage regular traffic to
the site and interaction with users, and ideas on how users can
contribute their own material to the site
I have been registering the site on the major Search Engines
that offer Free indexing [Google, AltaVista, All the Web, MSN,
dmoz, AOL, etc.] Google's already indexed the site - AltaVista.
AOL and a couple of others are showing phamovementorg - which
gets redirected to phmovementorg. I will continue this effort
until I see them listed on those engines. Have also been doing
the same for the Healthy Documents site.
If News Brief is something that is regular and will continue to
be - then we should advertise it as such on the site and
Qgs-
phmovementorg Promotion snd Ongoing Maintenance
encourage people to Subscribe to it However, we need to be sure
that we have a system in olacc at PHM to be able to handle this.
Please let me know.
It is important that we send the New’s Brief newsletter to all
the addresses that we are getting from the Feedback forms.
About users contributing their material -1 can set something up
- and again, we need somebody m place to receive the
submissions and to select, review, edit... etc. This would
really help in people feeling a true sense of belonging to the
movement
The few items above should really help increase the volume of
traffic to the site. After we've implemented them - we can look
at other ideas.
provide simple guidance on how to maintain the site.
When we get to the stage of transferring the site to India to
the Secretariat - Td be happy to work with someone on this. The
key issue here is to create a simple automated way to add New
material. I've got a coupie of ideas, and we will need to see
bvhat sections of the site we need to apply it to - News,
Regional, Publications and Voices.
Kindly discuss this with your team at PHM and let me know your
combined thoughts and ideas.
regards,
nand
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Communication
From:
To:
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Subject:
Maria Hamlin Zuniga <iphc@cablenet.com.ni>
PHM Secretariat Communication <comm.phmsec@touchtelindia.net>
Wednesday, June 11, 2003 9:14 AM
Prasanna ref information requested
Dear Prasanna,
Just to let you know. My preferred address is
iphc@cablenet.com.ni
The other address (iphc@cisas.org.ni) will bounce back whenever there are
electricity problems, which is frequent these days because we are in the
rainy (monsoon) season here.
If you are using the PHM Steering Group address you should know that it goes
to the people listed below and in the attachment. I am the moderator of
that group if you wish to make changes, persons.
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Please use the preferred address for regular communications from the
secretariat.
Thanks,
Maria
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Communication
From:
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Subject:
Communication <comm.phmsec@touchtelindia.net>
Andrew Chetely <chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk>: nand <nand@nand.org>
Tuesday, April 15, 2003 3:19 PM
Hi Andrew and Nand.Prasanna from PHM Secretariat
Hi Andrew and Nand.
Greetings from the PHM Secretariat(Global) at CHC Bangalore!!!!
I had been busy with setting up things both at the CHC office and the secretariat here. It is more or less
settled now. Later on I became busy with the National working Group meeting of PHM India where there
fere some website issues as well. I just returned from New Delhi and thought of taking up the issue of
ffe website slowly.
At this point of time, I hv one request. Could u pls. tag the secretariat@phmovement.org email address
on the website with phmsec@touchtelindia.net instead of sochara@vsnl.com. so that it comes directly to
us and helps in easier sorting out the mails. Also u could remove some of ur burden, by directing the
feedback mails directly to comm.phmsec@touchtelindia.net without u having to take the extra trouble of
forwarding the same once again to us (that is, if u dont hv any other purpose behind doing the same)
In one or two days I hope to collect all the press realeases that we hv released from the PHM, to be put
on the website. I now hope to get into the loop faster and sooner. U can now start corresponding with me
on this e-mail address
Thanks,
Prasanna Saligram
Communication officer, People's Health Movement Secretariat (Global)
CHC-Bangalore
#367 "Srinivasa Nilaya"
Jakkasandra 1st Main, I Block Koramangala
Bangalore-560034
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Friday May 30, 2003 5:32 PM
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Greetings :st
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" was reaii'- forunate and insoiring to meet you at London and I look forward to keeping in touch and working
with -ou as you shift your base and focus over the next few months. We missed you in Geneva but I hope
there • -ft be a* opportunity to meet fairly soon to appraise you of our discussions on communications
challengesfor
etc.,
Prasanna a so is eagerly awaiting the opportunity to meet you and learn the "tricks of the trade" from you.m
Whe.n
:h.? mtemsnip start.
Do keeo in touch
Best wishes
Dr, Ravi Narayan
Coordinator, °ecpie's Health Movement Secretariat(global)
CHC-Bsi'.ja!ore
#33" "Sri,<asa Milaya"
Jaxkasandra 1st Main. I Block Koramangala
Bangalore-560034
Join tne Health for al!, NOW campaign in the 25th anniversary year of the Alma Ata
,„s„ www.~heMillionSignatureCampaiqn.org
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PHM Secretariat
From:
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PHM Secretariat <phrr.sec@touchtelindia.net>
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Monday, April 21, 20032:54 PM
Dea: Steering Committee members,
Greetings from People's Health Movement Secretariat (Global) at CHC, Bangalore!
We are in process of updating the information about the Steering committee members on the website. So I
request you alii to Please provide us the latest information about your contact details in the following format
before 1 st May 2003.
Name
Organization,
Postal Address,
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People's Health Movement Secretariat(global)
CHC-Bangaiore
#367 "Srinivasa Nilaya"
Jakkasandra 1st Main, I Block Koramangala
Bangalore-560034
Join the "Health for all, NOW" campaign in the 25th anniversary year of the Alma Ata
declaration visit wvAv.TheMillionSiqnatureCampaiqn.org
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4/21/03
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Subject: Fwd: membership inquiry
Date: Sun. 26 Jan 2003 10:13:05 +0600
From: Qasem Chowdhury <gksavar@citechco.net>
To: Community health cell <sochara@vsnl.com>
>Fror.: "Douglas K. Taylor" <D.TaylorgCBPR.org>
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>Thank You,
>Douglas Taylor, Ph.D. , Director
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JP.O. Box 5731, Atlanta GA 31107
>Ph: 404.373.6688
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Community Heaiih Ceii <sochara@vsni com>
From:
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Andrew Chetely <chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk>
Pam 7inkin-IPHC-lJ.K <pamzinkin@gn.apc.orgj-
Saturday, March 22, 2003 CHC3 PM
Fw: PHA-txchange> People's Heaiih Charter in 27 languages
Dear Andrew,
Greetings from People’s Health Movement Secretariat at CHC, Bangalore!
Hope you received my quick response to your letter regarding UK meeting, which I sent
just before leaving for a 3 week, hectic PHM — US tour 'With Thelma and Zafarullah. Just
got back on ths 19^ and have been working with Unni on the anti-war issues.
C-2n you sone mo 2 fins! list of 2!! ths trsnslstsd chortors you h.2vo? You mention 27 in
the communication of March 7l". Are there others which you have not been able to
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Ravi Narayan
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#367 "Srinivasa Niiaya"
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I Block Jakkasandra, I Block Koramangala
Bangalore-560034
Join the "Health for all, NOW" campaign in the 25th anniversary year of the Alma Ata
declaration visit www.TheMillionSiqnatuieCan'ipaign.org
P.S: You and Nand are doing a great job and I am glad Prasanna is slowly getting
involved. He had written to all those whose names you forwarded from the website
---- Original Message----From: David Legge
To: PHA-Exchancie
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 CHC2 AM
Subject: Fw: PHA-Exchange> People's Health Charter in 27 languages
Agree with Deien. The wobcito ic looking vary good and will bo vory ucoful.
Another useful resource about the PHM is the recent issue of Contact which you can download from
http //www wcc-cor arn/wcc/news/cnn176 ndf
david legge
Melbourne
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3/24/03
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David Legge <d.iegge@iatrobe.edu.au:>
From:
To:
PHA-Exchange <PHA.-Exchange@kabissa.org>
Sent:
Friday, March 07, 7003 CHC2 AM
Subject:
Fw: PHA-Exchangc> People's Health Charter in 27 languages
Agree with Deien. The website is looking very good and will be very useful.
Another useful resource about the PHM is the recent issue of Contact which you can download from
i'iitp.//www.wcc-cofe.oici7wcc7news/cori17u.pdf.
david iegge
Melbourne
---- Original Message-----From: bdelaDaz@uol:nk.com ph
"To* /\nc«rew Chetlev
Cc: PHA-Excr1anue@kabi55a.u1u
Sent: Thursday, March 06. 2003 3:11 AM
Subject: Re: PHA-Exchange> People's Health Charter in 27 languages
Dear Andy.
Wow! Your message and update of the PHM website comes in at a very timely moment.
We have a big meeting of the People's Health Movement Philippines tomorrow. We
have been able to reach more groups and tomorrow we will be joined for the first time by
large groups such as the Association of Municipal Health Officers of the Philippines
(AMHOP), integrated Midwives Association of ihe Philippines (IMAP), and the Medical
Social Workers Association of the Philippines (MWSAPI).
pc^~>
I have been photocopying very good articles from the PHA Exchange and distributing
them to various individuals and groups. But this time I can save a lot by just asking our
contacts and friends to click into our website and let therrydownload whatever is relevant
for them.
is indeed a big help.
V*
Warm regards,
Deien
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At 10:22 AM 3/4/03 +0000, you wrote:
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Hi,
Looking for a copy of the People's Health Charter? What language do you want? It's now
available on the People's Health Movement website http://www.phmoyement,org in 27 (YES.^~et^'1
|A>-4wenty-seven) language versions - everything from Arabic to Urdu
^Mow, wherever you are in the world, the Charter is only a click away (assuming you can get
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Use*it. promote it, teii people to visit the website and download a copy (and take a look at
the other interesting material that is on there and continues to be added day by day). And let
us know what you're doing as part of the People’s Health Movement so we can put it up on
the website.
Communications Working Circle
People's I lealth Movement
ccmmunications@phmovement.org
3/7/03
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Subject: Fv. d: from Armenia
Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003 21:43:11 +0600
From: "Dr. Qasem Chowdhury" <gksavar@citechco.net>
To: Community health cell <sochara@vsnl.com>
>Datc: Sun 26 Jan 2003 23:25:2-1 +0400 (GMT)
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>with best regards,
/■Thanking in advance,
>Armen GASPARYAN, M.D., Ph.D.,
>Health Project Implementation Unit of the Ministry of Health of Armenia,
>oepartment of Family Medicine of the Yerevan State Medical University
>7 Akopian St., 50 apt.,
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From: Community Health Cell <sochara@vsnl.com>
To: Andrew Chetley <chetley.a@heahhlink.org.uk>, nand@nand.org
Dear Andrew and Hand,
Greetings from Peoples Health Movement Secretariat at CHC, Bangalore India'
Just to let you know that Prasanna joined the secretariat on 20th
January as a communication support person. He starts on a three month
initial link to get to know the work, after which he will decide whether
he can give a long term commitment, which is most likely. Prasanna has
some IT experience and management training and will be in touch with you
over the next few days after he has made an initial review of the
phTnowmenr website. He has some ideas and eager to join in the efforts
you have already made to make the website alive and interactive. He will
contact you directly and the process can start up rightaway. I have also
^Ked him to review our recent correspondence and all the messages from
you both. Ke will be full time for the next three months and will join
you both to keep up the global website; resurrect and rejuvenate the PHM
Indian website; and help Unni with the web-based signature campaign. He
will begin to address some of the issues and suggestions that you have
brought up in recent mails.
Best wishes,
Ravi
Narayan
Coordinator
PHIi Secretariat
CHC - Bangalore
India
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1/22/03 5:06 PM
Dear Andrew and Nand,
Greetings from Peoples Health Movement Secretariat at CHC, Bangalore - India!
Just to let you know that I^r.Prasanna joined the secretariat on 20th January as a
communication support person. He starts on a three month initial link to get to know the
work, after which he will decide whether he can give a long term commitment, which is
most likely. Prasanna has some IT experience and management training and will be in
touch with you over the next few days after he has made an initial review of the
phmovement website. He has some ideas and eager to join in the efforts you have already
made to make the website alive and interactive. He will contact you directly and the
process can start tip righiaway. I have also asked him to review our recent
correspondence and all the messages from you both. He will be frill time for the next
three months and will join you both to keep v&i the global website; resurrect and
rejuvenate the PHM Indian website and help Unni with the web-based signature
campaign. Re o-rft I
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Best wishes.
Ravi Narayan
Coordinator
PHM Secretariat
CHC - Bangalore
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Ravi Narayan
Coordinator, People's Health Movement Secretariatfglobal)
CI IC-Bangalore
-367 "Srinivasa Nilaya”
lakkasandra 1st Main, 1 Block Koramangala
Bangalore-560034
Join the "Health for all. NOW" campaign in the 25th anniversary year of the
Alma Ata
dccNmfon visit www.TheMillionSignaturCampaign.org
----- Original Message-----Front: c.'.i::! nand,'Snand.org
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W;::: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 5:06 PM
Subject: An update....
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the transition is smooth and effective.
Bust w ishes io bom of you,
Ravi Narayan
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■ 357 "Srinivasa Xilaya"
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Bangalore-560034
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An update....
Dear Ravi.
Trust you are well. First of all. thank you for your hospitality
during my visit to Bangalore.
^ologjes for the delayed response - a lot has happened since we
last met.
After leaving you I went to Goa and then on to Mumbai. Wltile in
Mumbai. I went through a complete set of medical tests and then
onto to Pune.
In Pune, I met some people who are just establishing a network
io get education to the outlying areas within the districts of
Maharashtra. I am going to be partnering with them to get
"Health Education to Villages". Its exciting news .... and more
about that in another email.
.After returning from Pune, I got my medical test results and
went through another set of tests which discovered a growth in
my throat - around my vocal chords. I delayed my departure from
L^lia and had an operation done to have this growth removed.
After that. 1 went to Hong Kong to rest and recover. 1 was
unable to speak for a couple of weeks and have just started to
speak a little. 1 am presently in Hong Kong and will be
departing tomorrow for home in COsta Rica [3 day stopover in Los
Angeles].
Hence the delay in my response to you.
Thank you for the invitations for the International Health Forum
and The World Social Forum io be held in Mumbai early January. 1
do not know how long it will take me to recover from my
operation and get my voice back totally and hence am unable to
confirm my participation. I feel that any strain on the vocal
chords would be inadvisable -1 was told by my doctor to keep
quite silent and speak with a low voice for about 3 months.
After that, to see how I feel.
1 will keep you advised of my progress. Thanks for your patience.
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nand <nand@nand.org>
Tuesday, September 16, 2003 5:07 PM
Greetings from PHM
Dear Nand,
Greetings from PHM Secretariat (Global)!
Just a note to let you know that I found your visit to PHM secretariat very thought provoking. I appreciate your
frankness and 'down to earthiness’ and I hope that this helps me to focus both PHM action and expectations.
Prasanna is back from the PHM India - Mumbai meeting and we are meeting today and tomorrow to work on
a plan of action for the next two weeks, so that he can focus on PHM website fully for a period to really get to
flbw all the nitty gritty. He will keep in touch with you as this process evolves and I am glad that you have
Wered to continue to support / advise him in the matter.
Hope this is not too much intrusion into your holidays, but do keep in mind the suggestion to consider joining
us between 12th - 15th January 2004 at Mumbai (most probably International YMCA near Bombay Central)
for the International Health Forum on 14th/ 15th and the discussions on communication strategy / website etc
on 12th / 13th. The World Social Forum will be from 16th - 21st January 2004.
The only strategic opportunity for you, apart from the inevitable support to the PHM Secretariat is to meet a
large number of local /national / international resource persons - all at one venue, which may be of some
help to you in your future work in the country. If you feel comfortable with the idea, we could introduce a
communication strategy workshop using ORT I Diarrhea as a case study that you and Andrew could facilitate
at the forum.
These are just some ideas to keep in mind, when your holiday gets over.
Best wishes from all of us,
vi Narayan
brdinator, People's Health Movement Secretariat(global)
CHC-Bangalore
#367 "Srinivasa Nilaya"
Jakkasandra 1st Main, I Block Koramangala
Bangalore-560034
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Ravi - PHM Secretariat(Global) <ravi@phmovement.org>
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Friday, February 20, 2004 4:06 PM
Alma Ata pack - urgent
Dear Dr Narayan and Dr UnniKrishnan,
I am writing from Health Action International Asia Pacific (Dr Bala's office) regarding an article costed on the
PHA Exchange on the "Alma Ata pack" which has been converted to a publication
I have almost finished compiling the next issue of HAI News bu can still find some space to add a little blurb
on this.
If you think I should, please send me some information for instance whom to contact for copies, pfiCcS 8lC....
The article that was posted did not carry sufficient information.
Many Thanks!
Passanna Gunasekera
Infomation & Communications Officer
2/2o704
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Wednesday, March 03, 2004 3:32 PM
Attn: Ravi Narayan & Amit sen Gupta
Dear Ravi and Amit
We would like to know about the PHiWJSA plant to make health an election issue.We would like to give
some in puts related to HIV/AIDS.
Further, we would like to organise some event on patent ammendment bill 2003.Even though the bill is
lapsed it may come up in the same form after the election. Hence, we would like to orgainse an event
to mobilise public opinion after the election.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards
Gopakumar
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Wednesday, May 19, 2004 2:29 PM
PRESS RELEASE: "Spread the battle against HIV/ AIDS outside the health arena" says the Asian
People's Charter on HIV/ AIDS - (People's Health Movement)
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Iteay 2W4J? “Spread the battie against HIV/AIDS outside the health arena.
HIV/ AIDS is also about politics, trade and profits” says the Asian People’s Charter on HIV/ AIDS,
an initiative of the People’s Health Movement (PHM).
?HM is an international coalition of grass roots movements and health professionals that has a
presence in nearly '.00 countries.
“Hit the disease and the social and political context that amplifies the epidemic fast, hard and
everywhere” said Eva Ombaka, from Tanzania and a member of PHM. She is attending the 57th
World Health Assembly being held at Geneva, from 17th to 22nd May 20C4. HIV/ AIDS is a key issue
that the World health Assembly is addressing this year.
PHM is using the WHA to present and discuss the draft version of the Asian People’s Charter on
HIV/ AIDS. The charter is being considered as a ‘much needed tooHA1 to do a ‘reality cGtiedk> on the
HIV/ AIDS epidemic that is threatening global stability.
“The charter is an amplifier of people’s voices” said Zafrullah Choudhury from Bangladesh and a
member of PHM. “We are calling for urgent action by the UN systems, policy makers and politicians
to address the actual realities of the HIV/ AIDS crisis” he said.
,ook at the realities:
1. In Africa, a whole generation is disappearing in front of our eyes. Poverty and profits over
people’s health have turned HIV/ AIDS into a killing machine.
2. The epidemic is spreading faster in pockets of Centra! Asia because of the ongoing armed
conflicts and military expenditure, drug running and human trafficking.
Children orphaned because of"HIV/ AIDS is taking its toll on the next generation. Time is
running out and we need to act now.
4. Politicians and policy makers in Latin America and Asia have yet to learn lessons from the
tragedy that has unfolded in Africa.
3.
“We know the reasons for these deaths. We know their names and addresses. The international
community will never win the battle against HIV/ AIDS unless they address its political, cultural,
economic and social dimensions” said Mwajuma S. Masaiganah from Tanzania. She was referring to
the growing clout of Multi National Drug companies who have become the major stumbling block in
ensuring life for the millions of people infected and affected with HIV / AIDS.
In 2004, there are over 40 million people worldwide infected with HIV. 75 % of them are from
Africa. Life expectancy in Sub Saharan Africa dropped by 15 years due to HIV/ AIDS. In 16 worst
affected countries in Africa, life expectancy dropped by 50 %.
It is in this complex political and social reality, PHM is using the Charter as a rallying point to call
the global attention and give a people’s perspective to HIV/ AIDS crises.
The draft charter is being discussed and debated at various levels- local village meetings to
international forums and the World Health Assembly. Various constituencies are extending their
solidarity- from positive people’s network, village health workers to medical professionals and
campaigners working on access to health care and medicines and women’s rights.
The charter is also supported by various international agencies like ActionAid International, Churches
Action for Health, Italian Raoul Follereau Association (AIFO), Italy, WEMOS, MEDACT, Equinet
(South Africa), Global Equity Gauge Alliance and Health Action International. National Front in
Defense of People’s Health, Ecuador is one of the recent bodies that extended their solidarity for this
charter.
;e final version of the charter will be released at the International AIDS conference scheduled to be
held in Bangkok in July 2004.
The Charter, while demanding to place HIV/ AIDS in the context of primary health care, calls for
radical reforms within the approach of governments, UN institutions like WHO and UNAIDS. “The
acid test of WHO’s 3X5 initiative is in its ability to strengthen primary health care systems and
addressing gender issues including violence against women” said Thelma Narayan from India.
The charter also calls for people-based actions like legal action to challenge the exorbitant drug prices
that are a direct violation of right to life and.also to challenge the proposed changes in patent laws
that will make drug prices further unaffordable.
“The lives that have been lost in Africa should not go as waste. Asia, Latin America and rest of the
world should learn from these costly lessons” said Patricia Nickson from Democratic Republic of
Congo and a public health specialist associated with PHM.
On behalf of the People’s Health Movement
Dr. Ravi Narayan
Maria Hamlin Zuniga
Co-ordinator, PHM secretariat
PHM - Latin America
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E-mail: secretariat@phmovement.org Website: http://www.phmovement.org
Networks
Asian Community Health Action Network (ACHAN); Consumers International-Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific
(CIROAP); Dag Hammarskjold Foundation (DHF); Gonoshasthaya Kendra, (GK); Health Action International (HA!) - AsiaPacific - HAIAP; International People’s Health Council (IPHC); Third World Network (TWN); Women’s Global Network for
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[PHM_Steering_Group_02-03] “NEW 'ROAD MAP’ OF WHO FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IS A
WELCOME SIGN , BUT INCOMPLETE " SAYS THE PEOPLE'S HEALTH MOVEMENT. Press
Release - 19th May 2004
j'or m.ec.la ettsumiess During WHA: Geneva +41 78 876 5437 or +33 66C 839 448 :
People's Heafth Movement
S6NEW6ROAD MAP’ OF WHO FOR. PRIMARY
• HEALTH CARE IS A WELCOME SIGN 9 BUT
INCOMPLETE 99 SAYS THE PEOPLE’S HEALTH
MOVEMENT
THM ezpresses serioras coiaceras over the fact that the reUevamce off Primary Heaith Care is mot
■ aotsd i~ the speech delivered by the WHO DC on 18th May.
G82S87ffl ; 1 9* May 2004: 25 years ago WHO promised HEALTH FOX ALL through the
Alma Ata declaration. However, the UN body abandoned the primary health care agenda in the later
years. Health systems, including primary health care’, a new WHO document endorses the primary
health care agenda. It is a welcome return to the basics.
Trassroots movements like the People’s Health Movement (PHM) offer a cautious welcome, but say
this is not enough.
The apex UN health body’s new ‘road map’ that is being presented during the ongoing World Health
Assembly endorses the importance of primary health care- something that grass roots movements like
the PHM has been demanding ail these years.
Consider the positive elements in the WHO document:
1.
It endorses primary health care and calls for a wholistic approach.
2
It calls for participation and inter sectoral coordination.
2,
It reiterates the responsibility of governments and suggests decentralized action.
4. It suggests the importance of public health orientation to health systems development.
“This is a progressive and realistic move” said Maria Hamlin Zuniga of PHM. “It is good at its
vision but weak in its strategies” she said. However, “The new ‘road map’ for primary health cane
misses the current political and economic realities” she added.
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Consider the facts:
.
There is no reference to the terms and present day realities like poverty, hunger, food, water
and education- the key determinants of health
2
The WHO is completely silent on the disastrous effects of the policies dictated by the World
3.
Bank, IMF and other financial institutions.
The document is completely silent on the negative role of pharmaceutical, tobacco, alcohol,
military, baby food and other industries that negatively influence the health of the people.
WHO misses the point when it comes to the impacts of wars, conflict, militarization and
occupation on health and health systems.
“Three key developments that we observe in this document are the emphasis it gives on the
government’s responsibility, reference to health system determinants and use of the ‘primary health
care lens’ to track health strategies”, said Ravi Narayan of PHM. “However, it is absolutely necessary
that WHO strengthens its research capabilities on the social determinants of health so that it can feed
appropriate information to member nations who thus can make informed decisions” he added.
“The resolution mentions the need to integrate disease-control programmes such as the new global
funds with health care systems, but offers no ideas about mechanisms to do this. We need a code of
practice, monitored by WHO, to ensure that disease control programmes do no harm to health
sendees in develooing countries” said Mike Rowson of MEDACT, UK and a constituent of PHM.
However, PHM expressed serious concerns over the fact that the relevance of Primary Health Care
was not reflected in the speech delivered by the Director General of WHO 18tn May.
The People’s Charter for Health, the guiding spirit of the People’s Health Movement and the largest
consensus document on health, addresses some of these glaring omissions from a people’s
People’s Health Movement will keep up the pressure on WHO to ensure that the UN body is not just
a pawn of the industry. PHM calls for creating space within WHO for strong representation of grass
roots movements and ordinary people in policy and project formulation.
The Global Health Watch - an alternative World Health Report - is a new initiative by PHM. This
alternate report is expected to amplify the voices of the grass roots and come up with fresh ideas
about global health policy in the wake of the failures of the last 25 years. The report will highlight the
political, social and economic determinants of health and suggest alternatives to the market-driven
approaches to health and health care.
?EM extends its solidarity for the proposed commission on social and environmental causes of health
inequities and how to overcome them.
On behalf of the People’s Health Movement
Sunil Deepak.
Zafrullah Choudhury
PHM Europe
PHM Asia
For media enquiries, daring WHA; Geneva - +41 78 876 5437 - UJaantllkriislhiQaim:
Per PHM media emqmries: India - +91 98450 91319)
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Dr Onkar Mittal1
Dr C Sathyamala2
[Abstract: The paper suggests that the inability of the pulse-polio program to achieve
polio eradication in India should surprise no one. This should not be misconstrued as a
failure of a gigantic effort by lakhs of health workers and million of volunteers and
participants in the program in the last eight years. The limitations of the efficacy of the
oral polio vaccine and low routine immunization coverage in several parts of the state
were well known to the WHO and all the other important decision-makers in the country.
Despite this the case for early eradication of polio was aggressively promoted and the
real possibility of failure was underplayed. The expensive gamble has however failed
just as it happened in the past with other eradication programmes like malaria. Neither
the global leaders of this initiative nor the Indian government are taking responsibility for
this failure. The complete lack of transparency and accountability has meant that
enormous amount of public resources, both in terms of money and manpower, has been
wasted in this misadventure. The Global Polio Eradication Initiative illustrates the
process of health policy making in the country and the role of international cooperation in
health in the time of Globalization and Liberalization.)
' General Secretary, Society for Action in Community health (SACH), New Delhi.
E-mail: o_mittal@rediffmail.com.
2 Epidemiologist; visiting professor, Centre of Social Medicine and Community Health, JNU, New Delhi.
E-mail: c_sathyamala@rediffmail.com.
Executive Summary
1.
The paper is an initial overview of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI)
in India. It attempts to address three key issues arising from failure to meet the target of
polio eradication in the country:
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How fair was it to impose the ambitious target of polio eradication on India, and
other developing countries; a target which implies that a single case of polio
anywhere would be tantamount to the failure of the entire global initiative? Could
we have not managed better with less ambitious and more feasible target of polio
reduction and control?
•
Did we have a sound technical basis and operational strategy to embark on this
super-ambitious polio eradication program?
If yes, what went wrong with the
implementation of this strategy?
•
If the strategy of polio eradication initiative was faulty to begin with, what were
the interests and influences that have played key roles in aggressively promoting
this strategy in India and globally?
2.
Failure to achieve polio eradication in India despite eight years of intensive
effort. It is argued here that while the magic bullet of pulse polio and Intensive Pulse
Polio Immunization (IPPI) might have contributed to the reduction of the transmission of
poliovirus in India and other developing countries, it has singularly failed to achieve the
eradication of polio. The first deadline of the year 2000 for achieving polio eradication
has already passed. The new deadline of the year 2004 too is very close. In the high
echelon of decision making, it is now agreed that this goal is not going to be achieved in
the near future. Therefore the IPPI strategy has lost its meaning altogether and should
be abandoned immediately.
3.
The paper makes a plea for an independent review of the strategy from 2004 onwards
to decide the future of the IPPI and other SIAs (Supplementary Immunization Activities)
in India. There is an urgent need to learn lessons from the failure of the programme if we
have to avoid repeating the same mistakes. This would also require a review of the lead
role played by the international agencies like the WHO, UNICEF, Rotary International
and Centre of Disease Control (CDC), Atlanta, in order to avoid being misled by them in
future.
4.
Real Magnitude of the Problem: Is polio eradication an overarching priority? It is
also argued that when the WHO launched the global polio eradication program in 1988,
the estimates of polio cases in India (and globally) were perhaps gross overestimates.
Considering that, currently, in India the confirmed polio cases amongst the reported
(Acute Flaccid Paralysis) AFP cases are just 10-20 % of the total, the previous
estimation of the paralyses attributed to polio virus requires a review. This has to be
seen in the context of, how the proponents of the GPEI have admitted that polio
eradication is not a priority for the developing countries. Yet the program has been
justified on the grounds that it may result in small savings to the western countries which
would no longer need to spend on vaccination once polio eradication is achieved
globally. This is an unacceptable reason for over loading the already weak health
systems of the developing countries to this exhausting marathon run. The billions of
dollars spent on this program could have been more efficiently utilized to solve more
pressing problems and in the rehabilitation of the decaying health systems of the
developing countries. It calls for making a realistic exercise of estimation of the
opportunity cost of implementing this program and opportunities lost in not implementing
the more appropriate programs.
5.
Is it possible to repeat the great marvel of eradication of small pox? The high
optimism of repeating the success of small pox eradication with poliovirus too has been
belied. There are several differences in the two situations. First, surveillance to
determine whether and where smallpox virus was present was comparatively simple
compared to polio surveillance and could be rapidly accomplished. The vast majority of
patients with smallpox had a distinctive rash. There were no asymptomatic patients and
no chronic carriers. Thus, it was possible to do this without recourse to a laboratory.
With Polio, there are 200 or more asymptomatic infections for every paralyzed patient.
The only way one can ascertain whether the virus continues to circulate in an area is by
an extended period of surveillance during which a great number of stool specimens are
examined. The second difference is with respect to the efficacy of vaccination.
One
inoculation of smallpox vaccine protected nearly 100% of those vaccinated. In contrast,
OPV in now endemic areas requires at least 3 doses and often 5 or 6 doses to reach
protective levels of 90% for types I and III poliovirus, the predominant paralytic strains.
Thus, in areas, where access and reach of vaccination programs was limited,
vaccination immunity against smallpox could be rapidly increased because of the single
dose inoculation but this is not possible with polio.
6.
Why did the WHO aggressively promote the case for eradication? It is further
argued that WHO over-pushed the case for eradication of poliovirus in India by using the
example of Latin American countries that was not really applicable in the Indian
situation. It also underplayed the real possibility of failures to achieve the goal due to
well known limitations in India and other developing countries. These limitations
pertained to the (i) very low routine immunization coverage in certain states in India and
(ii) the low efficacy of the OPV in providing sufficient immunity in India and other
developing countries. The WHO also overemphasized the possible benefits from the
global eradication of poliovirus and underplayed the negative impacts on the general
health services as well as the risks and costs of the failure of the program. It did all this
against its own wisdom. It narrates how, after the failure of Malaria Eradication Programs
globally, eradication became a 'bad word’ in the WHO, notwithstanding the success
achieved in small pox eradication earlier. It asserts, therefore that the WHO, in its
organizational wisdom could not have, on its own, embarked on a global eradication
program for polio. Based on the information available, it is difficult to figure out what
influences have played a role in WHO for pushing polio eradication as an utmost urgent
priority for the developing countries. We admit our failure in solving this riddle and invite
others to help us in this endeavor.
7.
The paper suggests that GPEI is yet another negative exercise in mismanaging the
health priorities and programmes in developing countries. The UN institutions, their
corporate philanthropic partners and the gullible health bureaucracies, technocracies
and political leaderships of the developing countries, all are equal partners in this futile
and absurd exercise. We also question the right of the G-8 nations and international
philanthropies like Gates Foundation to provide earmarked resources for particular
disease control programs and thereby distorting the health policies, priorities and
programs of the developing countries. This appears to us as the biggest blemish on the
international cooperation in health. Considering that global commitments are involved, it
is necessary for India to play a more proactive role with the governments of the other
SAARC countries and the African countries where the WHO has thrust the program for
the last several years. The paper also calls for learning lessons from the entire GPEI for
the functioning of WHO and the GPPP within the WHO.
8.
The way forward for India. There is a great urgency to make critical decisions for
strengthening the health systems in India. Only this can enable us to strengthen our
routine immunization programme and achieve control of polio in due course. There is no
shortcut to this process. The positive lessons should be drawn from the gigantic efforts
made by lakhs of health workers and millions of volunteers and participants in the
programme throughout the country. The programme should be publicized as a success
in reducing the transmission of poliovirus in the country and not as a failure, just
because some cases are still occurring. The live contact made with millions of poor and
disadvantaged people for the first time by the country’s health systems should be
strengthened for health improvements in other areas and with involvement of the newly
activated civil society.
9.
Right of compensation for those who have suffered from Vaccine Induced
Paralytic Poliomyelitis (VIPP). A considerable proportion of children who have
developed AFP due to polio virus are those who have received 3 or more doses of OPV.
There is need for comprehensive rehabilitation of those suffering from residual paralyses
(due to poliovirus and other causes). In the current strategy these aspects find no place.
The inferences made in this paper are based on available information on the issue. It is
perhaps not possible to avoid hasty conclusions and ideological biases while stimulating
discussion and debate, especially while all the data and information has not been placed
on the table. We invite the readers and the experts in the field to place other facts
and information on the table, challenge the inferences made in this paper and
provide alternative interpretations and explanations.
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BHOPAL GAS DISASTER : 1984-2004
Friends : I had sent this mail earlier with some photographs that I had clicked, making it a 2505 KB
mail, which was too huge a size for many of your Inbox with limited storage, there was mass
bouncing. I am re-sending the same mail without photographs.
I am scanning and putting it in profiles. I can send the 10 compelling photographs on your request and
interest only.
I witnessed court proceeding in the Bhopal district court, hearing criminal/homicide trial on Union
Carbide in connection with Bhopal gas disaster 1984, the prosecutor was CBI. Tire chief chemcial
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be among with Gas affected victims, who had gathered oustide District Court, this is where I felt the
draft of genuine human stories in midst of all the technical details. I was moved by what was
reflected from their eyes. The entire turn of events was so distrubing that I literally had to take myself
outside Bhopal. Three cheers to our Sambhavana friends who are fighting for their cause...
Raj.
»On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 rajan patil wrote :
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The name Bhopal we almost reflexly related it to 1984-The Bhopal Gas
Disaster of Union Carbide Industry that produced pesticide Sevin. It
also produced.. Die worst ever Industrial disaster in the history of the
world till date....
In my ven’ younger days, I vaguely remember people gluing to the then
omnipresent Black and White TV sets watching grim pictures, discussing
about some catastrophy somewhere in India, way back in 1984. After
almost twenty years, my battle with pesticide, now, draws me to this
magnificent city of Nawabs.
..Today If you happen to pass by the derelict Union Carbide pesticide
factory7 in Bhopal nothing would strike you as out of ordinary. It
looks like and other abandoned factory. Rust has set in and creepers are
growing over machinery. The only sign of life is a bored watchman who
isn’t quiet sure what exactly he is supposed to watch...
>The sign board on the Entrance gate reads "Prohibited area" guarded by
homeguards. It is mandatory' to obtain official written permission from
the District Collector for entry. .After being convinced of my sustained
interest in Environemntal/Pesticide/occupational health and
verification of my identity from my friends in Sarnbavana Trust (Very well known
Bhopal gas disaster campaigners in India, based in Bhopal), the Deputy
Collector signed the written permission orders for me to visit the ill-fated industrial site with copies
marked to at least four departments.
> Armed with the permission order’s from the DC, I visited rhe Union
Carbide Industrial site. .After passing on copy of permission marked to the
Home guards on duty on the site, the gates were thrown open for an
experience, which was to me, like undersea-diving to watch and feel the
ruins of TITANIC.
>The immediate emotions that ran through me was that of mixture of Awe,
Despondency and Anger
>1 have given (in the attached document) a very' gripping account of how
every thing went wrong with Union Carbid industry on Dec-3 mid Night
184. Do write to me, if you don’t find drill running though spine
CHILLING ACCOUNT OF THE BHOPAL GAS DISASTER AT UNION CARBIDE
INDUSTRY AT BHOPAL ON 3 DEC 1984.
ONE SUNDAY NIGHT....
Late on Sunday evening, December 2, 1984 during routine maintenance
operations in the Methyl Iso Cyanate (MIC) plant a large quantity of
water- entered on to the storage tank containing 60 tones of MIC. Tltis
triggered off a runaway reaction resulting in tremendous increase of
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temperature and pressure. Little before midnight, a deadly cocktail of MIC,
Hydrogen Cyanide, Mono methyl amine and other chemicals was earned by
northerly wind io ihe neighboring communities. Over the next couple of
hours close to 40 tones of chemicals spread over the city of the about
one million peoples covering an area of 40 sq km.
People woke up surround by poison cloud so dense and searing that they
could hardly see. With their eyes stinging and their throat burning,
hundreds of thousands of people ran screaming for their lives. As they
gasped for breath, the effects of gas grew even more suffocating. The
gases burned the tissues of their eyes lungs and attacked threir nervous
system. People lost control of their bodies. Urine and faeces ran down
their legs. Some began vomiting uncontrollably. Others were wracked with
seizures and fell dead. The gases irritated peoples' lungs into
producing so much fluid that their lungs were filled with it "drowning" them
in their own body fluids.
People had no way to knowing it but they could have been safer tunning
against the wind towards factory or by simply covering their faces with
wet cloth. Nobody told them. The factory’s siren had been switched off.
Not until the gas was upon them, filling their mouths and lungs, did
people know of their danger. Union Carbide’s plant manager was woken at
1:30 am as the gas was still pouring over the stricken neighborhoods.
The first official notification by Union Carbide management was done at 3
am when they informed police officials that the leak had been plugged.
In fact it had not been, there just wasn’t any gas left in the tank. By
4:30 am the manager was in this office telling reporters that his
safety measures were the best in the country. Another Carbide official was
telling newsman "Nothing has happened. Can’t you see us Alive? Barely
100 yards away, dead bodies lay on the ground outside the factory gates.
A CITY OF DEATH....
It was a massacre. Dawn broke over streets littered with corpses.
Though official figure was 1,600, the exact death toll in the immediate
aftermath is not known and possibly will never be. Many families living on
the wayside without any address were wiped out. While it was still
dark, hundreds of dead bodies were carried away in the government vehicles
and dumped in nearby forest and a river. In the days after the leak
6000 shrouds were distributed by religious organization and many were
buried or cremated in the condition they were found Union Carbide said that
reports of its victims deaths were greatly exaggerated . It said the
leak had killed only 1408 people. The company complained that if only
people had kept calm and not run away, they would probably have survived.
Doctors on the duty in the emergency ward at Hamidia hospital were
besieged by the thousands who came choking and gasping for breath, had no
knowledge of how to treat them. They called Union Carbide’s medical
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officer who said that that MIC was like tear gas, an irritant but non poisonous and the treatment was to wash with water. Not before long it
was obvious that the medical officer had been lying. The hospital was
filled with the dead and dying. By mid morning the hospital mortuary was
overflowing and soon entire hospital compound was covered with dead
bodies. Froth dry in their mouths and the horror of poison cloud in their
still eyes. By noon cremation grounds had rows of smoldering pyres and
the burial grounds old graves had to be dug to accommodate fresh
corpses.
Many of the people who survived the terrible night died slow and
painful death in the years following the disaster. In fact official figures
so that more people have died in the subsequent years the and the
immediate aftermath. To this day 10-15 people are dying every month from
exposure related complication. The current death toll is well over 16,000
and counting.
THE UNENDING AFTERMATH...
Medical research earned out by official agencies have established
that the half a million people who were exposed to toxic gases had poison
circulating in their blood str eam. The toxins caused damage to their
eyes, lungs, kidney, liver intestines, muscles brain and reproductive
immune systems, 40% of the women from the severely affected communities
who were pregnant at the time of disaster, aborted. Anxiety depression,
insomnia irritability are common among the affected people. Chromosomal
aberration were detected in an unusually large number of survivors
indicating the likelihood of congenital malformation in future generation
of survivors. Union Carbide continues to treat medical information on
the leaked chemicals as a trade secret. Till today vety little, is known
about how to treat chronic exposure induced diseases.
Like Hibakushas of Hiroshima, people marked by Carbide, poisons have
to suffer social ostracism Young Bhopali women find it hard to get
married, and many women have been deserted by their husbands because of
their inability conceive. Impotence among men is a pain secretly canied
and drowned in alcohol. Maleness is also seen to be lost, men who can no
longer sustain their family. The company succeeded in winning a
settlement in 1989 with the Indian government that passed a law to become the
sole representative of the victims. Over 95?4> of the people most of whom
are likely to be sick all their lives have received Rsl 5,000 (
500USS)wltich is not even sufficient to pay for their medical bills for five
years
A LEGACY OF INDIFFERENCE..
Warren Anderson, the Chairman of the Corporation charged with homicide
jumped bail and is yet to face the ongoing court proceedings. Its mort
than six year's since the Bhopal District courts issued an arrest
warrant against him but the Indian government is yet to move on iris
extradition from US. Charges against the rest of the officials have been diluted
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so that the disaster, legally speaking has been made to look like an
ordinary car accident.
The toxic legacy of Union Carbide continues to haunt the communities
in the neighborhood of the factory. Huge quantities of chemicals
wantonly dumped in and around the factory' have found their way into ground
water. Hie community hand pump bring forth water laced with poisons
damaging to the liver, kidney and lungs. At least two of these chemicals are
known carcinogen
THE STRUGGLE TO SURVIVE...
Faced with corporate machination of liability evasion, a government
that considers their lives expendable and legal system that persistently
denied them justice, the survivors of Bhopal continue to cany on with
the longest struggle ever. Most of these valiant ■victims are women.
Many have cast off their Veils, discarding the roles imposed by tradition.
Hundreds gather every' week in public park, thousands rally on the
streets an often take part in the protest t marches to New Delhi, the
national capital 750 kms away. On several occasions their demostrations have
been attacked by policemen leaving bleeding heads and fractured limbs
behind. In defiance they chant, " We are the women of Bhopal, we are
not flowers, we are flames"
THE CAUSES OF DISASTER IN RETROSPECT...
The immediate cause of the disaster are related to the cost cutting
drive initiatives by Union Carbide Corporation from its headquarters in
Danbury, Connecticut in 1980. The moves directed at enhancing profits
included: reducing the number of personnel, use of low quality
construction material, cutting down on vital safety measure and adoption of
hazardous operating procedures.
Workers had to pay the cost of these economy measure with their life,
health, jobs. Between 1980-1984 the work crew of MIC unit was halved
from 12 to 6 workers and maintenance crew' from six to two workers. On
December 26, 1981 a plan operator was killed by phosgene gas leak. Another
Phosgene leak in January 1982 severely injured 28 workers and in
October of the same year MIC escaped from a broken valve and four workers
were exposed to the chemical.
On the night of the disaster water being used for washing the lines
entered the tank containing in MIC through leaking valves. The
refrigeration unit which should have been kept the MIC close to zero degrees
centigrade had been shut off by the company officials to save on
electricity bills [ confessed by Kamal pareek, Safety officer, Union Carbide
India Ltd.]
The entrance of water in the tank, full of MIC at ambient temperature,
triggered off an exothermic run away reaction and consequently release
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of the lethal gas mixture. The safety system, which in any case are not
designed for such a run-away situation, were non-functioning. The
scrubber designed to neutralize any escaping gas by spraying caustic soda
was empty-. .And the flare tower meant to bum off any gases from scrubber
was under repair.
By all accounts, the December 1984 disaster has been followed by
medical disaster of unmatched proportions. Many stories pieced together
mainly from newspaper reports underline the moral, ethical and quite
possibly legal transgression of principal author of this continuing medical
disaster...
Ref:
Facts and figures Extracted from:
Sambhavana Trust Report 1988.
Sambhavana Trust is a voluntary initiative to help victims in their
struggle to survive.. The clinic run by The trust offers free medical
care to survivors. The clinic is funded by small contributions received
from large number of individuals across the world.
not so cheerigly,
in desair,
Raj
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Re: end to worries
Dear Rajan,
Greetings from PHM Secretariat (Global)!
Glad to know that you have agreed to join tlie UNDP integrated disease suretllance job in Delhi or
Orissa and will work with Reeuben Samuel. We are sure it will fit your needs and your professional
training". We look forward to hearing more about the final output from the block level survey and the
prescription analysis. Saw your report from Bhopal. Now you know how we got charged up to do more
for these situations, which ultimately led to CHESS as well. Bhopal has been a major learning experience
for both of us, since it was tine first disaster we responded to after starting CHC and while we convened
MFC in the year 1984 - 86. Try and read Shiv Vishwanathan and Ashish Kothare's report about tine MFC
study in an article - "Integration of a Disaster" - LokayanBulletin - 1985, which will challenge you as an
action researcher.
Best wishes,
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end to worries
dear RN/TN mentors.
Greetings from Raipur.
Finally I have joined sundar. my immediate job here is to put to gehter block level survey they have
done in 15 block of health care servics provision and availability, and second job would be
prescription analysis for essential drug list programme.
Today evening Sundar took me to attend a liigh powered meeting called by Health Secretary and
attended by Director DHS and other directors. I enjoyed it, this sec is Surgeon and has great sense of
humour, kept us laughing all the time.
Raman was telling me that he had good meeting with you and you had some very nice words for me
and that you were concerned about me. I have now put an end to all the concern and worries of my
near and dear- ones.... While I was in Delhi I met Sampath.He has offered the UNDP integrated
diseseas surveillance job. My boss their would be Reuben Samuel. I have accepted it. Reuben has
called me to discuss my roles and responsibility for my job there from April. I am visiting
Bhubneshwar in the second week end on 13 and 14th.
luv,
Raj
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