Demanding Access to Hepatitis C Treatment in Georgia

Creator: Georgian Young Lawyers Association (GYLA)

Description: Kote Rukhadze is just one of about 200,000 people in Georgia who has Hepatitis C but cannot afford the treatment. In this video he describes his everyday life and civic activism to make the treatment for the virus accessible.

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