Latin American and Caribbean Committee for the Defense of Women's Rights

CLADEM contributes, in a feminist and intersectional perspective, to the construction and strengthening of democracies with social justice, free from discrimination and to the full exercise of human rights. It is configured as a regional network that articulates women and organizations that have a feminist socio-legal focus.

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Global Public Health-An International Journal for Research, Policy and Practice

This open access journal publishes research in public health, including social and cultural aspects of global health issues. With a global and multidisciplinary focus, it emphasizes global health issues with a special concern for understanding poor and rich countries, including the public health challenges they face as part of a single, interactive and global system. Available sections include approaches to international health policy and practice, including social justice, human rights and health.

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Health and Human Rights Journal

The open access journal brings together several publications on health and human rights since the 1990s. The editions emphasize conceptual foundations of human rights in health and the challenges of the discourse of rights, as well as seek to give a voice to academic activism in favor of human rights. The editions are dedicated to academic praxis that aims to advance health as a fundamental human right and social justice.

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O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University

This Center for Law at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. develops activities related to public and private law in the analysis of health policies. It brings together researchers and resources from the School of Nursing and Health Studies, School of Medicine, McCourt School of Public Policy and Kennedy Institute of Ethics. It has a free online Global Health and Human Rights Database of laws from around the world related to health and human rights, interactive and indexed case law, national constitutions, and international instruments. The database is developed with the collaboration of a worldwide network of partners - including NGOs, academic and private researchers. https://www.globalhealthrights.org/#gsc.tab=0

Program on Global Health & Human Rights

USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health of University of Southern California

The Global Health and Human Rights Program (GHHR), an integral component of the USC Institute of Inequalities in Global Health, is at the forefront of expanding research in the field of health and human rights and is a leader in developing tools for analysis, programmatic intervention, monitoring and evaluation. The GHHR’s task is to document examples of how human rights-based approaches to health make a greater positive difference in the lives of individuals and populations in various areas, including HIV / AIDS, sexual and reproductive health, child and adolescent health and health systems empowerment. The GHHR emphasizes the conceptual, methodological, political and practical implications of linking health to human rights, with special attention to women, children, gender issues and vulnerable populations.