This thesis looks at fundamental disagreements about the role of society in the delivery of health care services. In particular, it develops an argument for viewing health care as a human right, and in doing so, argues that society is at least partially responsible for the health of its members. In the first section of the thesis, I argue that health is a human need, and that the institutional ...

background health is a basic human right necessary for the exercise of other human rights. every human being is, therefore, entitled to the highest possible standard of health necessary to living a life of dignity. establishment of patients’ charter is a step towards protecting the rights and responsibilities of patients, but violation of patients’ rights is common in healthcare institutions, e...

This article tracks the shifting place of the international right to health, and human rights-based approaches to health, in the scholarly literature and United Nations (UN). From 1993 to 1994, the focus began to move from the right to health toward human rights-based approaches to health, including human rights guidance adopted by UN agencies in relation to specific health issues. There is a c...

The article is devoted to the coverage of general theoretical and practical aspects protection right a person health care in European Court Human Rights. substantive essential correlation main elements individual's Rights analysed. Based on analysis norms international law, person's have been identified In this study used formal-logical method, method analysis, methods synthesis, generalization...

A common understanding of the political function human rights is as a trigger for international intervention, with states typically understood to be duty bound by these claims. The unique character right health raises some complications conventional views. In this paper, I will argue that because health, intervention on its behalf can justified not only in response outright violation, but also ...