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Health and Human Rights 13/1 Published June 2011   Shortly before his death, Jonathan Mann, the founding editor of this journal, imagined its major fields of inquiry as two perpendicular axes describing different dimensions of human well-being. The…

Emmanuel Kabengele Mpinga, Henk Verloo, Leslie London, and Philippe Chastonay Health and Human Rights 13/2 Published December 2011 Abstract Background Over the past decades, the health and human rights movement has become a public health actor that…

Mutamad Amin, Malcolm MacLachlan, Hasheem Mannan, Shahla El Tayeb, Amani El Khatim, Leslie Swartz, Alister Munthali, Gert Van Rooy, Joanne McVeigh, Arne Eide, and Marguerite Schneider Health and Human Rights 13/2 Published December 2011 Abstract Ensuring…

Greg  Jonsson, Jennifer Furin, Fatema Jeenah, M.Y. Moosa, Reshmi Sivepersad, Fran Kalafatis, and Janine Schoeman Health and Human Rights 13/2 Published December 2011 Abstract HIV is the leading infectious killer of adults in the world today and a…

Cate Buchanan Health and Human Rights 13/2 Published December 2011 Abstract The health and human rights implications of violently acquired impairments (VAI), specifically gun-related injuries and trauma resulting in disability, represent an overlooked…

Siân Oram, Cathy Zimmerman, Brad Adams, and Joanna Busza Health and Human Rights 13/2 Published December 2011 Abstract Background Human trafficking has been recognized both by the international community and many individual states around the world as a…