The report shows that there is a reasonable basis to believe that the documented attacks constitute war crimes and comprise a course of conduct that could potentially constitute crimes against humanity as well. The new report (Destruction and Devastation: One Year of Russia’s Assault on Ukraine’s Health Care System) documents how Russia appears to have both deliberately and indiscriminately targeted Ukraine’s health system as part of a broader attack on Ukraine’s civilian population and infrastructure. An average of two attacks on health care – including the bombing of hospitals, torture of medics, and shooting at ambulances – were perpetrated each day from February 24-December 31, 2022. KYIV/NEW YORK– 707 violent attacks on hospitals, health workers, and other medical infrastructure devastated Ukraine’s health system during the first year since the Russian Federation’s full-scale invasion, according to a new investigation published today by human rights investigators. Landmark investigation documents Russia’s brutal violence against Ukrainian hospitals and health workers, pointing to likely war crimes and potential crimes against humanity

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Patients, visitors and staff are not permitted to smoke anywhere on our hospital and community premises including the grounds and gardens. I t is also available via the AccessAble App, which is free to download from the App Store and Google Play and can be used throughout the hospital visit.įrom 1 August 2020 the Trust is smoke-free.

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It has an emergency department (A&E) and provides acute medical and surgical services, including trauma and intensive care services to the population and visitors to the East Coast.

Scarborough Hospital is the Trust’s second largest hospital.

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