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Taking a human rights-based approach
to women's and children's health: what
would it mean and why should you care?
Human Rights and Maternal-Child
Health
Broad range of rights, including civil and political
rights (e.g. life, freedom of information,
movement, association) and economic and
social rights.
Outline
Understanding of health and determinants
of health
Health systems as core institutions
Accountability
Non-discrimination/equality
Meaningful Participation
Challenging Power Relations
Health systems are core social
institutions
Isabel’s story
Human rights law:
Accountability
Yerie’s Story
Source: SIAF-MEF in Portocarrero AG. La Equidad en la Asignación Regional del Financiamiento
del Sector Público de Salud. 2000-2005. CIES. p.9
Source: United Nations Development Group. Hacia el cumplimiento de los objetivos de desarrollo del milenio en el Perú. National MDG Reports. 2004:62.
Available at: http://www.undg.org/archive_docs/5504-Peru_MDG_Report_-_MDGR.pdf.
Concluding Reflections