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A Human Rights Approach to the Health Implications of Food and Nutrition Insecurity

Ayala, Ana Sumei - 2017

attainable standard of health of their peoples. With global drivers like climate change, urbanization, greater armed conflict … governments that are struggling to protect the health of their populations, particularly among the most susceptible groups, in … through national policy. Recognizing nutrition security as a determinant of public health, this article recognizes the …

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Women in developing countries : Report

TNS Political & Social - 2013

Published on International Women's Day 2013, this survey presents the views of European citizens on gender equality and the empowerment of women in developing countries. It also tests how people believe to what extent certain problems affect men and women in these countries.

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Das Recht auf Nahrung : Staats- und völkerrechtliche Ansätze

Hilf, Meinhard; Altmann, Jörn - In: Bevölkerungsdynamik und Grundbedürfnisse in …, (pp. 275-296). 1995

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Right to adequate food as a human right

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Food and nutrition security : towards the full realisation of human rights

Nogueira, Lívia Maria da Costa (ed.); … - 2016

The challenges involved in the realisation of the human right to adequate food and nutrition (HRtAFN), and of food and nutrition sovereignty and security in African countries and in Brazil, comprise different elements - but also share several similarities. While there has been evidence of a...

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Realizing the right to food in South Asia

Bhargava, Pradeep; Balana, Manju - 2006

Basic human rights recognize the intrinsic value of freedom, only not for the value of freedom itself, but also for its instrumental role enabling an individual to choose a bundle of commodities and wellbeing. The role of food, a basic necessity of life, in fostering freedom is important, to say...