Decade after UN resolution, attacks on healthcare surge again globally

Businessday | 05-05-2026 05:47pm |

Experts have expressed significant concern regarding the increasing frequency of attacks on healthcare facilities and personnel in conflict zones, marking a troubling trend a decade after the United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution aimed at protecting medical services during armed conflicts. Recent reports indicate that these assaults have escalated, undermining the safety and accessibility of healthcare for vulnerable populations in war-torn regions. The rise in violence against healthcare workers not only poses a direct threat to their safety but also exacerbates the humanitarian crises faced by affected communities.

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