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Detention, Hunger Strikes, and Human Rights
Guest Post by Dana Moss On December 12, 2016, after Israel’s High Court of Justice refused to end the administrative detention of two Palestinian hunger strikers, moving only to suspend it, the...
View ArticleCelebrating 25 Years in Latest HHRJ Issue
The December 2019 issue of Health and Human Rights marks its 25th year of publication. Celebrating the occasion, the editors dedicate the issue to founding editor Jonathan Mann and to Albina du...
View ArticleThe Embodiment of Protest: Hunger Strikes, Human Rights, and the Health of...
Event Recording: Event Details: Hunger strikes have been used as means for non-violent resistance and protest over the past several decades by Palestinian political prisoners in Israel/Palestine. The...
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A Structural Approach to Palestinian Health
The destruction and de-development of the Palestinian health system in the occupied territory, and the inequitable health outcomes of Palestinian citizens of Israel and refugees just beyond its...
View ArticleInaugural Palestine Social Medicine Course Launched
The Institute of Community and Public Health (ICPH) at Birzeit University, the François-Xavier Bagnoud (FXB) Center for Health and Human Rights, and the World Health Organization in the occupied...
View ArticleCommemorating the 2023 International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian...
Sumud, an Arabic word that means steadfastness, has a distinct significance in Palestinian culture. It captures a collective response to chronic adversity and a people’s will to survive, endure, and...
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