Assessment of human rights desk in select OECS Countries
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TextPublisher: Geneva : UNAIDS, March 2010Description: 99 pSubject(s): HIV | AIDS | Human Rights | CaribbeanSummary: This assessment evaluates the effectiveness and operational framework of human rights desks established in select Eastern Caribbean countries under the auspices of UNAID. The study examines the integration of human rights principles into national health policies, focusing on the rights of marginalized population including individuals with HIV/AIDS. Methodologies include qualitative interviews, policy analysis, and community feedback. Findings reveal both program and challenges in addressing discrimination stigma and access to healthcare services. The report offers recommendations for strengthening the capacity of Human Rights Desk, enhancing collaboration with civil society and ensuring that human rights considerations are at the forefront of health interventions i the region.
| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Grey Literature | National Documentation Centre Caribbean Collection | 02267-XI (Browse shelf) | Available | NDC24100050 |
This assessment evaluates the effectiveness and operational framework of human rights desks established in select Eastern Caribbean countries under the auspices of UNAID. The study examines the integration of human rights principles into national health policies, focusing on the rights of marginalized population including individuals with HIV/AIDS. Methodologies include qualitative interviews, policy analysis, and community feedback. Findings reveal both program and challenges in addressing discrimination stigma and access to healthcare services. The report offers recommendations for strengthening the capacity of Human Rights Desk, enhancing collaboration with civil society and ensuring that human rights considerations are at the forefront of health interventions i the region.
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