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Santé et Droits de l'homme en Birmanie orientale
Jérôme Javelle
2010 - 39 min - Digital vidéo - Couleur - France
Author-Director : Jérôme Javelle
Author : Geoffroy Vincent
Photography : Geoffroy Vincent, Back Pack Health Worker Team
Editing : Jérôme Javelle
Delegate Producer : Jérôme Javelle
Santé et Droits de l'homme en Birmanie orientale
Jérôme Javelle
2010 - 39 min - Digital vidéo - Couleur - France
More than 50 years of civil war in Burma have caused an increasingly severe humanitarian crisis. Millions of civilians have lost all their human rights due to the conflict between the military dictatorship and various armed ethnic groups
In Mae Sot in Thailand, the NGO Back Pack Health Worker Team trained some refugees for emergency aids and surgery. These volunteers cross clandestinely the burmese border to bring humanitarian aid to ethnic populations hunted by the military junta. During their missions, which take several months, they risk their lives defying the burmese authorities and land mines in order to rescue men, women and children who would be otherwise completely forgotten.
Conflit | Dictature | Droits de l'homme | Engagement | Humanitaire | Population | Réfugiés | Santé | Myanmar (ex Birmanie)
Author-Director : Jérôme Javelle
Author : Geoffroy Vincent
Photography : Geoffroy Vincent, Back Pack Health Worker Team
Editing : Jérôme Javelle
Delegate Producer : Jérôme Javelle