The Proliferation of Human Rights in Global Health Governance

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 35 (4):534-544 (2007)
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Abstract

Human rights play an integral role in the global governance of health. Recently, both structural and normative aspects of human rights have proliferated across multiple levels and within multiple contexts around the world. Human rights proliferation is likely to have a positive impact on the governance of health because it can expand the avenues through which a human rights framework or human rights norms may be used to address and improve health

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