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End epidemics by breaking down human rights barriers to health

By Peter Sands and Antonio Zappulla Among the many challenges involved in improving health services, one is both pervasive and largely hidden. Human rights-related barriers to health, some explicit, others expressed in behaviours and norms, prevent millions of people from access to lifesaving prevention and treatment. Think of a girl who is forced to get married at 15 and needs her husband’s permission to undergo an HIV test, or to get a bed net to protect herself and her children from malaria. Or a gay man who is beaten up by police and charged with sodomy when he secretly visits the home of a community health care worker to obtain condoms. Or a group of miners working 14 hours a day deep in a mine without ventilation and health insurance despite widespread tuberculosis. READ ALSO: Lagos shuts 24 health facilities over illegal operations Money alone cannot ensure and protect basic human rights for people most at risk from infectious diseases. If the media stokes the appetite for a witch hunt against LGBT+ people or condones violence against women, how will society behave? If laws allow abuse and discrimination to be justified, how can social justice be achieved? Stigma, ignorance, prejudice, and lack… Read full this story

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