This line of action explores the links between human rights, the right to health and access to justice and its multiple understandings and repercussions on institutions and individuals. It pays special attention to intersectional discrimination, structural violence and institutional failures and how they have daily reproduced and produced violations of rights and crystallized inequities and injustices that are harmful to health. It develops studies and research that seek to apply human rights contributions in understanding and directing health issues in health, justice policies and representations and practices, and their implications for citizenship and health conditions. In this sense, it has worked on the production of technical and scientific materials in the scope of research, teaching and extension, exploring this innovative dialogue, in the following subjects: judicialization of health; access to health and justice, especially access to medicines and health services; health of persons deprived of their liberty; women's health, transgender, adolescents; sexual and reproductive rights and health, HIV / AIDS.