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On March 22nd and 23rd University of Toronto International Health Program held the 16th annual Health and Human Rights Conference. #HHR2014 focused on Global Health And Human Rights From a Child’s Perspective.
"Your job as the 'young people' is to catalyze innovation" #HHR2014
— HHRights Conference (@HHRights) March 23, 2014
Global Health cannot be understood without looking at the history of the HIV epidemic #HHR2014
— Abtin آبتین (@AidaInMirror) March 23, 2014
Health disparity exists everywhere. And taking the human rights approach to where you live #HHR2014 pic.twitter.com/O2bQ3pSgaM
— Juxtaposition Global Health Magazine (@juxtamagazine) March 23, 2014
You need to create a culture of awareness and support within each community first #HHR2014 #childexploitation
— Rashi Gupta (@rashigupta_15) March 23, 2014
Going global - taking the Maternal & Child Health handbook to scale #HHR2014 #MNCH #MaternalHealth pic.twitter.com/KEXelylnUa
— Global Child Health (@SickKidsGlobal) March 23, 2014
"Human rights are not a real thing. They are an idea, until we take the actions to prove it" @jamesmaskalyk #HHR2014 #globalhealth
— Naheed Dosani (@NaheedD) March 22, 2014
Our role in society affects our ability to invest in education #HHR2014 #GenderandEducation pic.twitter.com/j67RX6cp7S
— Justin Lam (@jthlam) March 23, 2014
34 countries worldwide account for 90% of global burden and malnutrition (Lancet, 2013) - Daniel Sellen #HHR2014 @HHRights #globalhealth
— Naheed Dosani (@NaheedD) March 22, 2014
Give drug companies option of health impact fund: Pay for developing costs and impact of drug. #HHR2014 pic.twitter.com/gCp6HBU3mW
— Justin Lam (@jthlam) March 23, 2014
"Public education campaigns are a tool to combat things such as child marriage." - Angelique Jenney. #HHRights2014 @HHRights #HHR2014
— Anjum Sultana (She/Her) (@AnjumSultana) March 23, 2014
