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HSCI327 Final Paper: Migrant Health (Brief Introduction (short review of…

- - - - I'll be discussing an action undertaken concerning migrant health that I approve of. The situation of Nauru presents an ethical dilemma for health care practitioners, and I approve of the actions they have taken to express dissent against laws meant to silence reports of governments actions that harm migrants.
      - It is difficult to find a single example of a way the Australian government has benefitted migrants on Nauru. The conditions are clearly appalling. Therefore, I believe that health care practitioners using their unique position to call for beneficial actions is the first step to greater, concrete actions.
    - - I'll be discussing how the actions of these doctors speaking out can serve as a lesson for other doctors in immoral situations.
- - - - I'll be discussing a measure taken by the Australian government concerning migrant health. It is a detrimental policy that i disapprove of
    - - I will use multiple sources to consider these element of the policy, it is not well supported in the media, so I'll have to dig a bit deeper.
    - - I'll be discussing the need for infrastructure support in transportation, and the consequences of placing refugees in such a desolate, remote location as many countries have done and continue to do. They clearly isolate migrants knowingly, and it has severe consequences. This section will relate to UNHCR's recommendations for locations and standards of migrant spaces