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Human Rights: Justice as a Foundation for Health
Pages 130-134

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From page 130...
... Using an improvised stretcher to carry a sick Free medical health clinic in Barpeta, man to the medical center in the Ukhia (Ukhiya) Assam, India (Shutterstock®)
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From page 131...
... The committee's statement observed that the right the federal government, and created assistance resulting Vienna Declaration and Programme of to health extends beyond access to health care to programs to help refugees transition to life in Action stated that human rights education, training, encompass the underlying social, political, and the United States. Despite challenges related to and public information were essential to create economic determinants of health as well as services financial and programmatic support, passage of worldwide health, understanding, tolerance, and delivered through public health systems.
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From page 132...
... Though not legally binding, World Summit, signaling a commitment by all to protect the human rights and dignity of this document offers a set of guiding principles nations to protect their populations from atrocity persons with disabilities. The convention takes to provide national governments with the crimes (including genocide, war crimes, ethnic a progressive approach, replacing the traditional opportunity to prioritize Indigenous teaching cleansing, and crimes against humanity)
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From page 133...
... Climate Change and Human Rights 5 years, resulting in recommendations for each Determined to finish her schooling, Malala quickly Climate change represents a fundamental challenge state to improve. Civil society plays a key role in became a critic of the Taliban's actions, at the to human rights, representing enormous risks to the UPR process by helping to hold governments forefront of a public campaign to give Pakistani populations' health, food supply, and access to clean accountable for implementing health-related and girls access to a free quality education.
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