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  Vol 26/2, 2024, pp. 87-90  PDF SPECIAL SECTION: DISTRESS MIGRATION AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH VIEWPOINT Rebecca Walker and Jo Vearey Introduction Since South Africa’s democratic transition in 1994, the country has been associated…

Vol 26/2, 2024, pp. 105-120  PDF SPECIAL SECTION: DISTRESS MIGRATION AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH Stefano Angeleri Abstract In recent years there has been a sustained rise in the number of international migrants, and scholarship and…

Vol 26/2, 2024, pp. 121-132  PDF SPECIAL SECTION: DISTRESS MIGRATION AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH Mariana Pinto-Alvarez, Irene Torres, and Daniel F. López-Cevallos Abstract Ecuador’s legal framework promises equitable access to health…

Vol 26/2, 2024, pp. 133-136  PDF SPECIAL SECTION: DISTRESS MIGRATION AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH VIEWPOINT Lars Lindgren and Karla Fredricks Introduction The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) stresses the importance of children’s…

Vol 26/2, 2024, pp. 81-82  PDF LETTER TO THE EDITOR Haoran Deng I recently read the article “Are Rights-Based Services Important? An Adolescent PrEP Demonstration Project in Brazil,” by Laura Ferguson et al. published in Health and Human…

Vol 26/2, 2024, pp. 13-24  PDF Leifa Mayers Abstract Reproductive rights and reproductive justice paradigms have long been viewed as incompatible, largely because of their divergent orientations to the notion of choice. According to…

Vol 26/2, 2024, pp. 25-37  PDF Esther Kamau and Gillian MacNaughton Abstract In view of the United Nations’ goal to achieve universal health coverage (UHC) by 2030, this paper investigates MakueniCare, the highly successful UHC…

Vol 26/2, 2024, pp. 45-60  PDF Digital Health and Rights Project Consortium Abstract In her 2023 report to the United Nations Human Rights Council on digital innovation, technology, and the right to health, the Special Rapporteur on…

Vol 26/2, 2024, pp. 1-12  PDF Kay Wilson Abstract The social determinants of health and international human rights law share many overlapping concerns and goals in promoting human well-being. However, so far they have been developing…

VIEWPOINT Berenice Cerra and Daniel Dorado The Justice of Ecuador has released a decision declaring an executive decree that eliminated and decreased taxes on ultra-processed food products, tobacco, alcohol, guns, and plastics, unconstitutional.[1]…