Criminal liability of health professionals in the Congo
- 68 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of healthcare and legal accountability, this study delves into the criminal responsibility of health workers in the Republic of Congo. It examines the legal framework surrounding healthcare professions, individual criminal liability, and relevant Congolese case law. The work aims to clarify misconceptions about the implications of criminal liability for healthcare providers while advocating for stronger penal policies to address offenses in the medical field, ultimately enhancing social defense.
