HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS JOURNAL

This article summarizes the efforts of the five-country community led intervention that enjoined women living with HIV in Latin America to document, categorize, and legally advocate against sexual and reproductive health violations.

This article focuses on the mistreatment of women during childbirth and identifies this area of international law as underdeveloped. The author conducts a comprehensive review of the human rights standards in international law pertaining to the mistreatment of women during childbirth.

This article addresses a gap in the literature by exploring legal mobilization on abortion issues in an international human rights context. The authors explore what happens to social movement claims when they reach international human rights courts, and what ongoing repercussions for human rights might result.

This article investigates the higher instances of domestic and family violence (DFV) associated with post-conflict communities. The author argues that the protection of women and children from DFV must constitute a public policy objective rather than a private sphere issue.