RIGHT TO HEALTH
I. NEED TO KNOW
Powerpoint-Presentation (ppt-File, 169KB)
II. GOOD TO KNOW a. PPP on the Right to Health and Human Security
b. Linklist on the Right to Health (pdf-File, 43KB)
c. Documents: - World Summit for Social Development, Copenhagen Declaration on Social Development and Programme of Action of the World Summit for Social Development, 1995. - U.S. Department of State, Egypt: Report on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) or Female Genital Cutting (FGC), 2001. - 3D, Chapter 4 - TRIPS and Health. In: Practical Guide to the WTO. - World Food Summit 2002, Declaration of the World Food Summit: Five Years Later, International Alliance Against Hunger. - World Health Organization (WHO), Traditional Medicine: A Novel Approach for Available, Accessible and Affordable Health Care, 2005. -World Health Organization (WHO), Working Paper on health and human rights activities within WHO, 2005.
III. SELECTED ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITY 1: Imaging a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being (pdf-File, 61KB)
ACTIVITY 2: Mapping the realisation of the human right to health (pdf-File, 50KB)
ACTIVITY 3: Female Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (pdf-File, 51KB) WHO Articles for Activity 3: Article I (pdf-File, 239 KB), Article II (pdf-File, 155 KB), Article III (pdf-File, 242 KB), Article IV (pdf-File, 236 KB)
IV. CHRONOLOGY - CONSTITUTION OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION of 1946
- DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF DISABLED PERSONS of 1975
- UNITED NATIONS PRINCIPLES FOR OLDER PERSONS of 1991
- UNIVERSAL DECLARATION ON THE HUMAN GENOCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS of 1997
- GENERAL COMMENT N° 14 on the highest attainable standard of of health of 2000. - DECLARATION OF COMMITMENT ON HIV/AIDS of 2001
- CAIRO DECLARATION FOR THE ELIMINATION OF FGM
- INTERNATIONAL DECLARATION ON HUMAN GENETIC DATA of 2003 (UNESCO)
- UNIVERSAL DECLARATION ON BIOETHICS AND HUMAN RIGHTS of 2005 (UNESCO)
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