The denied right to be cured
When every link in the healthcare system disappoints them, patients make difficult paths to recovery.
Human Rights 3 | Health2021.03.16
In order to secure the money they did not have, members of her family took out loans.
But Rashit's difficulties are not just about the means to do medical tests.
He says that the doctors have warned him that if there is not an intervention in time, she risks being immobilized.
Saranda Ramaj
Saranda Ramaj has been working at Koha Ditore since 2013. Her coverage includes public procurement, the justice system and corruption in healthcare. In her seven years as a journalist, she has been awarded 13 prizes for investigative journalism. Since 2016, she has also been conducting various studies with the Columbus Institute. Saranda is a K2.0 Human Rights Journalism Fellowship program fellow (2020 cycle).
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