The Integration of Health and Human Rights: An Appreciation of Jonathan M. Mann

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 10 (3):231-240 (2001)
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Abstract

Jonathan Mann was a pioneer in establishing communication between the world of public health and that of human rights activism. At the very start, he strongly believed that although each of these two fields was in the midst of separate paradigm shifts, these shifts are essential, perhaps causal, to the combined health and human rights movement

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