De oplossing voor onze kwetsbare abortuszorg: de abortuspil bij de huisarts
Date: | 31 August 2021 |
Willemijn Krugers Dagneaux - In Nederrland bestaan er twee legale manieren waarop een vrouw haar zwangerschap kan afbreken: de instrumenele en de medicamenteuze abortus.
Energy for health: The right to health and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Date: | 23 August 2021 |
Michael Woldeyes - Ethiopia is building a grand dam on the nile with the aim of 'lifting millions out of poverty.' The construction of this dam started in 2011 and is still going. Egypt and Sudan, which rely highly on the river for water, contest the construction of the dam.
Teach me! Education, health, and Ethiopian children who are entangled in the khat trade
Date: | 22 June 2021 |
Michael Woldeyes - Ethiopian children are vulnerable to khat and its adverse health effects because of the lack of legislation that regulates the trade of khat to and its use by them. However, the trade of khat by itself has increased their vulnerability to the drug as child labor is used across the khat value chain in the country.
Disseminating health information: A simple obligation to protect Ethiopian children from khat
Date: | 07 June 2021 |
Michael Woldeyes - Research has shown that khat chewing results in adverse health effects. Children are particularly vulnerable to the physical and mental health effects of the drug because there is no legislation that regulates the trade of khat to and its use by them.
Noodoproep aan de overheid: (ham)burgers zijn te ongezond
Date: | 17 May 2021 |
Marijn Geuts - We woorden steeds dikker, dat is een onweerlegbaar feit. Mensen met (ernstig) overgewicht houden tijdens de coronapandemie de meeste ziekenhuisbedden bezet. Hoe is het mogelijk dat het aantal mensen met overgewicht en obesitas gestaag blijft toenemen?
The Greek response to the pandemic: From commendation to social outrage
Date: | 22 March 2021 |
Eirini Koutsoukou - The main point of this article is to describe the ineffectively strict anti-Covid measures of the Greek government and analyse the subsequent human rights limitations.
'Make Way for the Younger Generation': Ageism during COVID-19
Date: | 04 March 2021 |
Rosalind Turkie -The outbreak of coronavirus-19 (COVID-19) has not only had severe impacts on global health but also poses enormous social challenges, which raise human rights (HR) issues. Among other vulnerable groups, the older population has been disproportionately affected
Healthcare Equity: A Lofty Goal for the LGBT Community
Date: | 22 February 2021 |
Dana Andreeva - The first global definition of health as a right lies in the 1948 Constitution of the World Health Organization (WHO) [...] However, these aspirations are difficult to attain in particular when it comes to minorities such as the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.
Industry Interference: A Major Stumbling Block to Effective Tobacco Control in Jordan
Date: | 16 February 2021 |
Tegal Insoll - Jordan recently overtook Indonesia as the country with the highest smoking rates in the world. But what exactly is happening to produce such astonishing statistics on the use of tobacco? And what must be done to turn the tide of the tobacco epidemic to protect the public health of individuals?
How the US return to the WHO may affect the global fight against COVID19
Date: | 12 February 2021 |
Andrei Gasca - When former US President Donald Trump announced his decision to withdraw the US from the WHO, a shadow of uncertainty was cast over the near future of the world as it relates to global health and security.