A joint needs assessment by Save the Children and the Humanitarian Response Consortium found that 93 percent of people in the context of mobility in eight Mexican entities, including Ciudad Juárez, reported having experienced at least one symptom associated with emotional affectations, mainly anxiety, stress and sleep disorders. According to the report of “Forced Displacement and Other Situations of Violence in Mexico,” among the main factors as…
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A joint needs assessment by Save the Children and the Humanitarian Response Consortium found that 93 percent of people in the context of mobility in eight Mexican entities, including Ciudad Juárez, reported having experienced at least one symptom associated with emotional affectations, mainly anxiety, stress and sleep disorders. According to the report of “Forced Displacement and Other Situations of Violence in Mexico,” among the main factors as…