Archive: 2024

Kay Wilson Abstract The social determinants of health and international human rights law share many overlapping concerns and goals in promoting human well-being. However, so far they have been developing largely in silos, resulting in calls for…

VIRTUAL ROUNDTABLE Nina Sun and Joseph J. Amon Participants All roundtable participants contributed to the Global Fund’s Breaking Down Barriers program progress assessment, which occurred in 20 countries in 2023. They are identified by their…

Ru’a Rimawi, Bram Wispelwey, and Navid Madani PERSPECTIVE Introduction The occupied Palestinian territories, as referred to in international humanitarian law since 1967, comprise 6,220 square kilometers divided into three regions: the Gaza Strip…

To support classroom discussions on the global health implications of the 2024 US elections, the Consortium of Universities for Global Health has brought together: • Academic Articles—to provide students with background information on US efforts to…

VIEWPOINT Berenice Cerra and Daniel Dorado The Justice of Ecuador has released a decision declaring an executive decree that eliminated and decreased taxes on ultra-processed food products, tobacco, alcohol, guns, and plastics, unconstitutional.[1]…

The ECtHR has upheld France's law criminalizing the purchase of sexual services, even between consenting adults, which threatens sex workers' rights across Europe.