HIV/AIDS: should the wealthy nations promote anti-HIV/AIDS efforts in poor nations?

By cindytest, 21 January 2009 Posted in: Academic Articles, Aids Law Project, Archive

HIV/AIDS: should the wealthy nations promote anti-HIV/AIDS efforts in poor nations? In Controversies in Globalization: contending approaches to international relations , Congressional Quarterly Press, 2009.

SAHRC enquiry into access to health care services, 2007

By cindytest, 17 April 2007

Posted in: Aids Law Project, Archive, Submissions

This submission argues that there is a growing crisis of disease and ill health in South Africa that not only undermines the quality of life of millions of individuals, but also crucial programmes aimed at the reconstruction and development of the country. Much of this crisis could have been avoided. It results, in large part, from the failure of government to recognize the link between fundamental rights to dignity, equality and autonomy and the state’s constitutional obligations in respect of the right to have access to health care services.

Tags: Access to medicine Enqurity into acccess to health care services 2007 Health care Human rights South African Human Rights Commission

Health Professions Amendment Bill, 2006

By cindytest, 21 July 2006

Posted in: Aids Law Project, Archive, Submissions

The AIDS Law Project (ALP) welcomes this opportunity to make written submissionson the Health Professions Amendment Bill [B 10 – 2006] (“the Bill”). As an organisation that has consistently sought to ensure that the Health Professions Council (“the Council”) holds health professionals to account, we welcome the Bill and the many positive contributions we believe it will make in advancing and safeguarding the public interest.

Tags: Health Health Professions Human Resources Legislation right to health

Statement on resolving the refugee crisis at the Central Methodist Church, Johannesburg

By cindytest, 8 December 2009

Posted in: Aids Law Project, Archive, Media Statements

Statement on resolving the refugee crisis at the Central Methodist Church, Johannesburg.
The following organizations would like to express our grave concerns regarding the humanitarian crisis that faces homeless people, particularly Zimbabwean migrants, who are seeking shelter at the Central Methodist Church (CMC) in downtown Johannesburg.

Tags: Aids Law Project Bishop Paul Verryn Central Methodist Church Child Care Human rights Lawyers for Human Rights Refugees TB Zimbabwe

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