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Recent Viewpoints

STUDENT ESSAY: Is Compulsory COVID-19 Vaccination a Violation of Human Rights?
Aaron Chia
14 July 2021

Kashmir: Public Health and Human Rights Crises
Nida S. Zubairi and Omar J. Baqal
6 July 2021

Five Years After Security Council’s Resolution to Protect Health Care in Conflict: Still at Zero?
Leonard Rubenstein
29 June 2021

Lies, Damned Lies, and “Official” Statistics
Maria Gargiulo and Megan Price,
24 June 2021

Drug Company Practices: Is COVID-19 a New Dawn for Human Rights Norms or Business as Usual?
Katrina Perehudoff and Tessa Jolan Jager,
16 March 2021

Applying a Human Rights Lens to the Work of the Biden Task Force on Separated Families
Jennifer McQuaid and Randi Mandelbaum, 10 March 2021

The Value of Human Rights for Vaccine Prioritization at the National Level
Sharifah Sekalala, 8 February 2021

International Human Rights Process Finally Achieves Equal Treatment for Foreign Teachers in Korea: The Case of L.G. vs Republic of Korea
 Benjamin K. Wagner, 11 January 2021 

 

Latest Blogs

  • June 19, 2021 Respectful Care for Women and Newborns in Crisis Settings: A Human Right
  • June 1, 2021 Reshaping Global Health Law in the Wake of COVID-19 to Uphold Human Rights
  • April 29, 2021 Advancing Women’s and Children’s Health: The Value of the Framework Convention on Global Health

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