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IF NOTHING CAN STOP THE PANDEMIC NOTHING CAN STOP MÉDECINS DU MONDE, STATES THEIR NEW DONATIONS CAMPAIGN.
Covid19 has taught us many valuable lessons, but perhaps the most valuable of all is the importance of having access to a strong, well-prepared healthcare system. This is the mission that for the past 40 years Médecins du Monde has been campaigning for, universal and inclusive access to health care. Present in France and in 39 countries, the association is committed to treating the most vulnerable populations, to bear witness to the obstacles in accessing healthcare, and to denounce attacks on dignity and human rights.
“Our slogan, la santé avant tout, at first glance obvious, takes on its full meaning today in the context of the global pandemic. On the front line since the start of Covid-19, we have been able to observe the deepening social inequalities exacerbated by the crisis”, comments Dr. Philippe de Botton, President of Médecins du Monde. “The right to universal health protection and effective access to healthcare for all must no longer be the utopia of a few, but an absolute necessity,” he adds.
The virus has proven to be an unstoppable force, crossing borders, reaching the old, the young, the powerful and the vulnerable. Much like Medecins du Monde themselves, who go above and beyond to make sure nobody’s left out.
In this unprecedented year, the association wished to reaffirm its role by declaring that if a disease could reach everyone without distinction, then so would Médecins du Monde. And that is the promise of the campaign directed by Jessy Moussalem (Phantasm), with Julien Poupard as director of photography (nominated for the César for Best Photography for Les Misérables) and signed by the Marcel agency.