World Bank, Human Rights and Health: A Commentary
by ghgovernance | Mar 15, 2018 | Spring 2018, World Bank
by Desmond McNeill The World Bank is reluctant to engage with human rights – generally, and more specifically in relation to health. Why? And what is to be done about it? This commentary summarizes the debate, showing that insiders and critical outsiders largely...Submit to GHG Blog
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