Poor access to healthcare and water in Tchicanou and Bondi: “There are no doctors there…”

By Amnesty International

In the villages of Tchicanou, Bondi and Kouakoula, Amnesty International research found that access to water and health remains very limited for residents, despite pledges to provide them from both companies and the state. All the villages under study in Amnesty International’s research benefited from the State ‘Water for All’ programme. However, at the time […] The post Poor access to healthcare and water in Tchicanou and Bondi: “There are no doctors there…” appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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