Archive: Jun 2019

Caroline Voyles In April 2019, Caster Semenya, the two-time Olympic champion sprinter from South Africa, lost her appeal with the Court for Arbitration for Sport. The court ruled, with judges voting 2-1, in favor of a cap on testosterone levels for…

Julie Hannah and Tasneem Sadiq  We are who we are because of other people – Ubuntu saying Relationships matter.  Relationships—the vital connections between individuals, families, communities, and with the natural environment,…

Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 287 – 291 PDF Audrey Chapman Economic and Social Rights in a Neoliberal World, edited by Gillian MacNaughton and Diane F. Frey, Cambridge University Press, 2018 Neoliberalism, the dominant political ideology…

Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 283 – 285 PDF Julie Hannah Human Rights in Global Health: Rights-Based Governance for a Globalizing World, edited by Benjamin Mason Meier and Lawrence Gostin, published by Oxford University Press, 2018 …

Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 267 – 281 PDF Neiloy R. Sircar, Tabitha G. Saoyo, and Allan A. Maleche Abstract Kenya is actively encouraging HIV testing and notification services in order to identify persons living with HIV and link them…

Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 253 – 265 PDF Richard Long, Courtney Heffernan,* Melissa Cardinal-Grant, Amber Lynn, Lori Sparling, Dorilda Piche, Mara Nokohoo, and Diane Janvier Abstract The Two Row Wampum belt is a symbolic record of the…