Inclusion or Exclusion of CEDAWs Concluding Observations on Health in Government Plans?: The Case of South Asia
This study explores whether CEDAW’s concluding observations on health find their way into government plans in South Asia. It offers a focused examination of the relationship between international gender-equality recommendations and national health policy, making it relevant to readers of human rights, public health, law, and governance.
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This work examines the relationship between CEDAW’s concluding observations on health and government planning in South Asia.
It focuses on whether health-related recommendations from the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women are included or excluded in government plans.
By framing the issue through South Asia, the book considers the connection between international human rights observations and national health policy.
The subject will interest readers studying gender equality, human rights law, public health, and government planning.
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