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  • The Worldwide maternal health crisis: 42 women of Sierra Leone

The Worldwide maternal health crisis: 42 women of Sierra Leone

Organiser:Royal Commonwealth Society
Date:25 Mar 2010 - 25 Mar 2010

The Royal Commonwealth Society is delighted to be partnering with Amnesty International UK to bring you this event. Focusing on the 'Manifesto for Motherhood', a report endorsed by more than 15 NGOs worldwide, Professor Paul Hunt, (former UN Special Rapporteur on the right to the highest attainable standard of health), will explore the worldwide crisis in maternal health. The event will also formally open photographer Lee Karen Stow's exhibition, "42 Women of Sierra Leone".

25 March 6.15pm

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