HLTC05H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Structural Inequality, Drug Resistance, Millennium Development Goals
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Social inequalities based on race or ethnicity, gender, religious creed, and - above all - entrenched structural violence. Farmer and gastineau 2002: 656 pathologies of power. It is not inequalities that kill, but those who benefit from the. Untreatable or expensive to treat ? (see farmer and are the motor force behind most human rights violations. In other words, violence against individuals is usually embedded social class in (farmer 2003) inequalities that kill (navarro 2009: 423) Gastineau 2002) settings; as of 2008: almost 1 billion live in urban slums who 2008) 2. urbanization (by 2007: majority of world lived in urban. Solutions to global health disparity (navarro 2009) health as a basic human right. 1. basic health care as a universal human right. 2. health as representative of total well-being, as opposed: commitment to struggle alongside the poor (using our tools and. Lecture 11: with fulfillment of the basic human right to health, it will be.
