Reports to the Human Rights Council

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2008

• HEALTH SYSTEMS AND THE RIGHT TO THE HIGHEST ATTAINABLE STANDARD OF HEALTH
  - Health systems: some historical landmarks
  - A right-to-health approach to strengthening health systems
  - The right to health helps to establish a health system in the same way as the right to a fair trial helps to establish a court system

A/HRC/7/11

2007

• THE HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS MOVEMENT: PROGRESS AND OBSTACLES
  - Civil society, health and human rights
  - The pivotal role of established human rights civil society organizations
  - The pivotal role of health professionals

• CASES ON THE RIGHT TO HEALTH AND OTHER HEALTH-RELATED RIGHTS

A/HRC/4/28

Reports to the Commission on Human Rights

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2006

• THE RIGHT TO AN EFFECTIVE, INTEGRATED HEALTH SYSTEM ACCESSIBLE TO ALL
• A HUMAN RIGHTS-BASED APPROACH TO HEALTH INDICATORS

E/CN.4/2006/48

2005

• MENTAL DISABILITY AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH
• EVOLVING STANDARDS AND OBLIGATIONS

  - Disability and the human right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health
  - Progressive realization and resource constraints
  - Available, accessible, acceptable and good quality
  - Non-discrimination and equality

E/CN.4/2005/51

2004

• THE RIGHTS TO SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
• POVERTY AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH:
• THE NIGER 'S POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY
• NEGLECTED DISEASES
• THE RIGHT TO HEALTH AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION

E/CN.4/2004/49

2003

• THE HUMAN RIGHT TO HEALTH
• POVERTY AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH
• THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH
• HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

E/CN.4/2003/58

Reports to the General Assembly

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2007

• PRIORITIZATION OF HEALTH INTERVENTIONS AND RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
• IMPACT ASSESSMENTS AND THE RIGHT TO THE HIGHEST ATTAINABLE STANDARD OF HEALTH
• WATER, SANITATION AND THE RIGHT TO THE HIGHEST ATTAINABLE STANDARD OF HEALTH

A/62/214

2006

• REDUCING MATERNAL MORTALITY: THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE RIGHT TO HEALTH
• THE HUMAN RIGHT TO MEDICINES

A/61/338

2005

• HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION
• THE SKILLS DRAIN: THE MIGRATION OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
  - Increasing recognition of the skills drain as a global problem
  - Reasons for the skills drain: “push” and “pull” factors
  - The skills drain, human rights and the right to health

A/60/348

2004

• HEALTH-RELATED MILLENIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS
• RIGHT TO HEALTH FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
• RIGHT TO HEALTH, CHILD SURVIVAL AND INDICATORS

A/59/422

2003

• RIGHT TO HEALTH INDICATORS: AN INCREMENTAL APPROACH
• GOOD PRACTICES FOR THE RIGHT TO HEALTH: A PRELIMINARY OVERVIEW
• HIV/AIDS AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH
• NEGLECTED DISEASES, LEPROSY AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH

A/58/427