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In: in Oxford Commentary on the International Health Regulations (G.-L. Burci, G. Le Moli & J. E. Viñuales) (Forthcoming 2023)
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In: Yearbook of International Disaster Law 2021
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In: Law and Global Health, Current Legal Issues, Volume 16, Michael Freeman, Sarah Hawkes and Belinda Bennett, eds., Forthcoming
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In: 13 Journal of the Historical Society 195-229, 2013
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In: Yake Journal of Health Policy, Law, and Ethics, Vol. 5, No. 137, 2005
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In: Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Band 37
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In: American Journal of Law and Medicine, Band 30, S. 419
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In: Indiana Health Law Review, 2020
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In: Travis J Crayton & Benjamin Mason Meier, Autonomous Vehicles: Developing a Public Health Research Agenda to Frame the Future of Transportation Policy, 6 Journal of Transport & Health 245-252 (2017).
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In: Health and Human Rights: An International Journal (2016, Forthcoming)
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In: 26 Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law 141-230 (2015)
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In: 128 Public Health 179-187 (2014).
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In: Human rights law review, Band 13, Heft 1, S. 167-190
ISSN: 1744-1021
In: Health and Human Rights: An International Journal, Band 15(1) 2013
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In: Health and Human Rights, Band 15, Heft 1
The Framework Convention on Global Health (FCGH) represents an important idea for addressing the expanding array of governance challenges in global health. Proponents of the FCGH suggest that it could further the right to health through its incorporation of rights into national laws and policies, using litigation and community empowerment to advance rights claims and prominently establish the right to health as central to global health governance. Building on efforts to expand development and influence of the right to health through the implementation of the FCGH, in this article we find that human rights correspondingly holds promise in justifying the FCGH. By employing human rights as a means to develop and implement the FCGH, the existing and evolving frameworks of human rights can complement efforts to reform global health governance, with the FCGH and human rights serving as mutually reinforcing bases of norms and accountability in global health. Adapted from the source document.