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Coronavirus | The administration asked the neighbors to apologize to the discriminated Belgrano doctor


The news of A doctor who was discriminated against by the consortium of a building Belgrano for practicing a “high risk activity” generated great outrage in society. Faced with this, the owner of the department made a complaint in the Inadi and from the agency the neighbors were asked to stop these actions and apologize.

On Friday, March 3, the building administration sent a letter to the owners and tenants in which they explained that “in compliance with the requirement” that the institute had formulated, “in the future they should refrain from everything behavior that means a discriminatory treatment to any building resident, owner or tenant. “

In turn, he recommended to the neighbors that “apologies are offered of the case with the person who feels aggrieved. “

The letter sent by the administration of the Belgrano building to the residents who discriminated against the doctor (Photo: TN and La Gente)

This Sunday, Victoria Donda, head of the Inadi, denounced on Twitter the appearance of “a phenomenon of discrimination towards people who are infected with the coronavirus, and even at medical and nursing staff who attends and assists them. “

In a letter of her authorship, which was published on the website of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, the political leader compared: “Just as they came to us complaints from a consortium of neighbors that stigmatize an infected patient slightly, we see in society emotional acts of solidarity and empathy with the medical staff and other workers who make life possible in isolation. “

Then he claimed: “But we cannot applaud at 9pm and discriminate at 9am. We have to inform ourselves well so that the emotions that emerge don’t be irrational in the face of this emergency and don’t get carried away by fear. “

Finally, the lawyer called for the unity of society to face this pandemic and asked not to stigmatize the others.

In case of discrimination you can contact INADI via WhatsApp at the numbers 1164921079 and 1161853968, every day between 9 and 15 hours (Deaf people can send video in LSA) or by sending an email to 0800@inadi.gob.ar

(Photo: TN Web Infographic)
(Photo: TN Web Infographic)



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