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Call for petition signing

NO to the waiting list for Herceptin

Published: July 2, 2009 Author: Snjezana Rubcic

When: Saturday, 4. July 2009 18:00 – 21:00
To: Saturday, 4. July 2009
Where: Sarajevo
Host: Sarajevo Cathedral
Contact: Snjezana Rubcic (renesans@bih.net.ba / + 387 33 618 274)
More info: www.renesansa.co.ba

87 women are on the waiting list for the cure against breast cancer, Herceptin which is, in most regional countries, available in pharmacies. This shameful and outrageous violations of right to life to these women must be stopped.

Renesansa is organizing signing of the petition: NO to the waiting list for Herceptin in front of Sarajevo Cathedral on July 4th, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

In order to reach wider public and make local, but as well international pressure on Federal Government of B&H, please sign the online petition:

NO to the waiting list for the cure Herceptin

More info:

FB&H violates the right to life – HRH News

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