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Globally, housing has become increasingly recognized as a human right. Yet California and New York have 161,548 and 91,271 homeless people respectively. Accountability is needed.

Raquel Selcer and Sanjna L. Surya The World Health Organization (WHO) last week declared the situation in Gaza to be approaching “humanity’s darkest hour”.[1] Israel has killed over 19,000 Palestinians in Gaza to date, over 7,000 of whom are…

Vol 25/2, 2023, pp. 155-169  PDF Joo-Young Lee Abstract This paper discusses economic inequality as a key social determinant of health. It highlights the potentially transformative role of social protection systems in addressing economic…

Vol 25/2, 2023, pp. 43-52  PDF Donrich Thaldar Abstract This article delves into the expansion of procreative freedom in relation to assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) in South African law, with reference to three seminal cases. In…

Vol 25/2, 2023, pp. 171-176  PDF PERSPECTIVE Anja Rudiger For well over a century, the politics of universal health care have shaped the development of modern welfare states and their ability to manage economic inequality. Whether…

Vol 25/2, 2023, pp. 29-42  PDF Lauren Danielowski Abstract In 2022, the global commercial surrogacy industry was valued at approximately US$14 billion. This paper explores the issue of surrogacy to reveal how international human rights…