Litigating the Right to Health

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Gloppen presented research on access to courts in developing countries, particularly Latin America and Africa. She presented court cases that were brought forth in these regions and that concerned the health system and right to health in developing countries to investigate whether litigation can help improve access to healthcare.

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Litigating the Right to Health

Jan 2008 - Jan 2012

Litigating the Right to Health

Litigating the Right to Health

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