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HIV / aids human rights - an association an answer
Sambraggi Chakraborty
HIV / aids human rights - an association an answer - BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2011 - 57 p. ; 25 cm.
CONTENTS CERTIFICATE; DECLARATION; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; ABBREVIATION; RESEARCH METHODOLOGY; CHAPTER 1: An Introduction ; 1.1. Introduction ; 1.2. What is Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome? ; 1.3. HIV I AIDS in India ; 1.4. Social impact of HIV/AIDS ; 1.5. Stigma and Discrimination- violation of Human Rights ; 1.6. India's response to fight HIV/AIDS ; CHAPTER 2: Human Rights- an effective tool to deal with HIV/AIDS ; 2.1 Universal Declaration of Human Rights- applicability in the fields of AIDS ; 2.1.1 Equality in Dignity and Rights ; 2.1.2 Right to work Under Just and Favorable Conditions ; 2.1.3 Right to an Adequate Standard of Living and to Medical and Social Services ; 2.1.4 Right to Education ; 2.2 International Standards in matters of HIV and Human Rights ; 2.3 Commitment of World Leaders at the United Nations High Level Meeting on HIV I AIDS, 2006 ; 2.4 India's response to international obligations ; CHAPTER 3: International Organizations and HIV I AIDS ; 3.1 The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) ; 3.2 The International Guidelines on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights ; 3.3 United Nations General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS, 2005 ; 3.3.1 National-level UNGASS Indicators ; 3.3.2 Global-level UNGASS Indicators ; 3.4 The ILO Code of Practice on HIV I AIDS and the Wodd of Work ; CHAPTER 4: Role of Indian Judiciary ; 4.1 Right to health under the Indian Constitution ; 4.2 Role of PIL in the initial years- voice for PLHA ? ; 4.2.1 D,Souza's case- birth of HIV jurisprudence in Indian Judiciary ; 4.2.2 Beyond D,Souza ; 4.2.3 MX of Bombay v. MIS ZY ·advanced rights of HIV infected people ; 4.2.4 Mr. X v. Hospital Z, 1999· a serious blow to the rights of HIV infected people ; 4.2.5 Assessing the role of PIL in the initial years in fighting the plight of PLHA ; 4.3 Right to health of PLHA ; 4.3.1 LX v. Union of India, Delhi High Court ; 4.3.2 Shri Subodh Sarma &Anr v. State of Assam & Ors ; 4.4 Judiciary's role in providing access to medicines to PLHA ; 4.5 Judiciary's role in recent time ; CHAPTER 5: HIV/AIDS Draft Bill, 2006 ; 5.1 Genesis and Jurisprudence behind HIV/AIDS Draft Bill, 2006 ; 5.2 Constitution of HIV / AIDS Authority ; 5.3 Health Ombuds ; CHAPTER 6: Conclusion ; BIBLIOGRAPHY. ANNEXURE: HIV/AIDS Draft bill 2006.
HIV / aids human rights - an association an answer - BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2011 - 57 p. ; 25 cm.
CONTENTS CERTIFICATE; DECLARATION; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; ABBREVIATION; RESEARCH METHODOLOGY; CHAPTER 1: An Introduction ; 1.1. Introduction ; 1.2. What is Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome? ; 1.3. HIV I AIDS in India ; 1.4. Social impact of HIV/AIDS ; 1.5. Stigma and Discrimination- violation of Human Rights ; 1.6. India's response to fight HIV/AIDS ; CHAPTER 2: Human Rights- an effective tool to deal with HIV/AIDS ; 2.1 Universal Declaration of Human Rights- applicability in the fields of AIDS ; 2.1.1 Equality in Dignity and Rights ; 2.1.2 Right to work Under Just and Favorable Conditions ; 2.1.3 Right to an Adequate Standard of Living and to Medical and Social Services ; 2.1.4 Right to Education ; 2.2 International Standards in matters of HIV and Human Rights ; 2.3 Commitment of World Leaders at the United Nations High Level Meeting on HIV I AIDS, 2006 ; 2.4 India's response to international obligations ; CHAPTER 3: International Organizations and HIV I AIDS ; 3.1 The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) ; 3.2 The International Guidelines on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights ; 3.3 United Nations General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS, 2005 ; 3.3.1 National-level UNGASS Indicators ; 3.3.2 Global-level UNGASS Indicators ; 3.4 The ILO Code of Practice on HIV I AIDS and the Wodd of Work ; CHAPTER 4: Role of Indian Judiciary ; 4.1 Right to health under the Indian Constitution ; 4.2 Role of PIL in the initial years- voice for PLHA ? ; 4.2.1 D,Souza's case- birth of HIV jurisprudence in Indian Judiciary ; 4.2.2 Beyond D,Souza ; 4.2.3 MX of Bombay v. MIS ZY ·advanced rights of HIV infected people ; 4.2.4 Mr. X v. Hospital Z, 1999· a serious blow to the rights of HIV infected people ; 4.2.5 Assessing the role of PIL in the initial years in fighting the plight of PLHA ; 4.3 Right to health of PLHA ; 4.3.1 LX v. Union of India, Delhi High Court ; 4.3.2 Shri Subodh Sarma &Anr v. State of Assam & Ors ; 4.4 Judiciary's role in providing access to medicines to PLHA ; 4.5 Judiciary's role in recent time ; CHAPTER 5: HIV/AIDS Draft Bill, 2006 ; 5.1 Genesis and Jurisprudence behind HIV/AIDS Draft Bill, 2006 ; 5.2 Constitution of HIV / AIDS Authority ; 5.3 Health Ombuds ; CHAPTER 6: Conclusion ; BIBLIOGRAPHY. ANNEXURE: HIV/AIDS Draft bill 2006.