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10.31.16
The Disabilities Rights Convention’s 7 Lessons for the FCGH
By Eric A. Friedman | Leave a Comment
The proposal for a global treaty on the right to health, a Framework Convention on Global Health (FCGH), may reach another milestone in the next two days, with its most prominent appearance yet. For the first time, WHO will hold a forum for the six candidates for next May’s election to be its Director-General. Any […]
Posted in Global Health, Human Rights, WHO ; Tagged: Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities, CRPD, disabilites rights, empowerment, equality, fcgh, Framework Convention on Global Health, human rights, right to health, WHO Director-General.
10.31.16
The Disabilities Rights Convention's 7 Lessons for the FCGH
By Eric A. Friedman | Leave a Comment
The proposal for a global treaty on the right to health, a Framework Convention on Global Health (FCGH), may reach another milestone in the next two days, with its most prominent appearance yet. For the first time, WHO will hold a forum for the six candidates for next May’s election to be its Director-General. Any […]
Posted in Global Health, Human Rights, WHO ; Tagged: Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities, CRPD, disabilites rights, empowerment, equality, fcgh, Framework Convention on Global Health, human rights, right to health, WHO Director-General.
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