Fatna, Morocco

Fatna Hibba’s story highlights the urgent need for healthcare advocacy, particularly for cancer patients without access to Mandatory Health Insurance (AMO). Her struggle underscores the systemic barriers preventing vulnerable individuals from receiving essential medical care, including financial hardships. Her experience also reveals the social stigma surrounding cancer, as she faces abandonment and mistreatment instead of support. Through her testimony, she advocates for greater awareness, policy changes to ensure equitable healthcare access, and a shift in societal attitudes toward cancer patients. Her call for compassion and proper medical treatment aligns with broader advocacy efforts for patient rights, and universal healthcare.