How doctors can help fix the broken US asylum system @TEDMED
How doctors can help fix the broken US asylum system  @TEDMED
Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Child Rights Physician Joseph Shin has been working with asylum seekers who have been harmed by targeted violence and human rights abuses. At TEDMED 2020, Joseph explained that careful medical evidence documentation of human rights abuses can inform the courts and affirm the need for protection for displaced populations who may be victims of gang activity and police corruption. Joseph’s research has implications for how we offer care and assistance to the rising number of asylum seekers at our borders and in our communities.

Watch Joseph’s Talk "How doctors can help fix the broken US asylum system" for a sobering reality of our courts and immigration systems and for solutions for a hopeful future with an end to human rights abuses.
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How doctors can help fix the broken US asylum system

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