Research Handbook on Human Rights Law and Health

Wicks, Elizabeth; Papadopoulou, Nataly

Research Handbook on Human Rights Law and Health

Edited by Elizabeth Wicks () and Nataly Papadopoulou ()

Abstract: This Research Handbook examines the many ways in which health engages human rights law. It also explores current debates which challenge traditional perspectives of rights and identifies potential new directions in which human rights law might venture. Elizabeth Wicks and Nataly Papadopoulou bring together renowned experts who pose important questions about the limits of human rights, and the law more broadly, as new threats and opportunities related to health emerge.

Keywords: Health Law; Human Rights; Health Rights; Right To Health; Right To Autonomy; Right To Life (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781803928029
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction: human rights law and health – new challenges; new perspectives: Nataly Papadopoulou and Elizabeth Wicks
The right to health: Stephen P. Marks
The right to health: shifting priorities from healthcare to prevention: Brigit Toebes and Aart Hendriks
Pursuing health rights for distress migrants: harnessing interdisciplinary inputs and legal literacy: Stefano Angeleri
The doctrine of informed consent, patients’ religious beliefs and relational theory of autonomy: Nili Karako-Eyal
A right to refuse to kill? Human rights and conscientious objection to ‘assisted dying’ in the UK: Mary Neal
Surrogacy: reproductive rights enabling ‘biological colonialism’?: Marianna Iliadou
‘Abortion is healthcare’: the promise and pitfalls of framing abortion under the right to health: Zoe L. Tongue
Building on areas of agreement in the United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: the right to ‘habilitation and rehabilitation’ for mental illness: Brendan D. Kelly
Older persons and fundamental human rights to access healthcare in England: new models, new protections?: Jean McHale
Living through dying: the case for the legalisation of assisted dying based on the rights to life and freedom from ill-treatment in the European Convention on Human Rights: Stevie Martin
Political environments of assisted dying: affirming the legitimacy of assisted dying legislation: Cedric Charles Gilson and Nataly Papadopoulou
Hybrid human rights? Persons, property rights, and medical devices: Muireann Quigley and Joseph Roberts
The evolution of the human right to medicines from HIV/AIDS to COVID-19: Lisa Forman
A necessary conversation: understanding rehabilitation within a holistic right to health for persons with disabilities: Danielle Watson
Landscapes for health: Elizabeth Wicks

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