Stories written by Rosemary Okello

AFRICA: Maternal Mortality, A Human Rights Catastrophe

By Rosemary Okello and Terna Gyuse
The right to the highest attainable standard of health: not the most fashionable of human rights, but the limits on people's enjoyment of their right to health often coincide with continuing inequalities behind claims of economic growth or political reform.

RIGHTS: Honour Pledges on Reproductive Health

By Rosemary Okello
In 1994, the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) proposed a groundbreaking shift in the approach to reproductive health: women's reproductive capacity was to be transformed from an object of population control to a matter of women's empowerment to exercise personal autonomy.

HEALTH-AFRICA: Maximising the Benefits of AIDS Funding

By Rosemary Okello
Significant new investments in the fight against the AIDS pandemic could have positive impacts on broader health systems in Africa if governments handle them right.
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