Racism in healthcare: SPÖ demands immediate measures!

Racism in healthcare: SPÖ demands immediate measures!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - In Austria, discrimination in healthcare is an pressing problem. The current “racism Report 2024” by the anti-racism organization Zara shows alarming results: people with a migration background or often with darker skin tone often do not feel seriously taken in medical facilities or experience open discrimination. Mario Lindner, the SPÖ Equal treatment spokesman, commented on the grievances and emphasized that racism should never influence medical care. He appeals to politics to take immediate measures to ensure non -discriminatory access to health care for all citizens. Lindner also thanked organizations such as Zara for their important educational work and support from those affected. In addition, a national action plan against hate is presented in the government program, which includes concrete steps to combat discrimination in healthcare, such as the better training of employees and strengthening reporting points, such as APA-OTS reported.

In addition, FDP Federal Minister Christian Lindner commented in an interview on the important question of work. He emphasized that it was not acceptable for people who can work for people who can work, to actually take up employment. Lindner sees the need for a turn in German economic policy. A central goal even that everyone who is able to work also finds a job. In his function as finance minister, he emphasizes that the current financial burden of support payments for non -working persons is not sustainable. Lindner demanded that the Federal Republic of Germany should pay more attention to this topic in order to strengthen competitiveness, which is also important in the context of the current challenge by the Middle East. Here, there was also a language that parliamentary work and reforms to ensure children remain decisive points in the political events. Lindner mentioned that the reform must be well thought out so as not to create incentives, not to work, which he sees as a danger to society, such as