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Latest Blogs

  • America’s Opioid Epidemic: A Rights-Based Approach
  • Politics Deny Cancer Patients their Health Rights in Gaza
  • Human Rights Day Message—Put Human Rights in Global Drug Policy
  • Active Global Citizenship: Ethical Living to Promote Human Rights
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: Time to Expand to Planetary Health Care
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: Insights from Canada
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: From Siloes to Synergy—Linking Primary Health Care to Human Rights
  • ​ALMA-ATA at 40: Time for WHO to Walk the Talk of Human Rights
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: The Power of Sympathy Groups and Participation
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: Its Values are Relevant to the Data Economy
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: Reviving an Old Script to Strengthen Health Governance
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: Primary Health Care Remains Key to Health for All—Now
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: Time for a Critical Health Economics
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: Civil Society Continues the Commitment to Health for All
  • ALMA-ATA at 40: Revisiting the Declaration

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