MYANMAR: Improving maternal and childcare in the east October 17, 2011 IRIN Humanitarian News and Analysis
How Human Rights Violations Undermine Medical Professionalism August 8, 2011 OSI Blog, Leonard S. Rubenstein Mr. Rubenstein discusses how state-sponsored violations of human rights can undermine medical professionalism in day-to-day clinical practice. The commentary also considers how restrictions on training can violate human rights and compromise professionalism and the responsibilities of organizations and medical professionals.
Decision rendered on the Prostitution Pledge July 29th, 2011 PLoS Guest Blogger, Nicole Masenior and Chris Beyrer Update on the “The US Anti-Prostitution Pledge: First Amendment Challenges and Public Health Priorities,” the legal case of non-governmental organizations who had challenged the Bush Administration on a policy requirement for grantees receiving funds through the United States to adopt policies opposing sex trafficking and prostitution. Burma’s health woes traversing borders January 28, 2011 The Democratic Voice of Burma Interview with Dr. Suwanvanichkij Chris Beyrer Named to PEPFAR Scientific Advisory Board January 18, 2011 JHSPH Magazine Dr. Beyrer has been appointed to the newly established Scientific Advisory Board for the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief that will advise Ambassador Eric Goosby, U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator for the Department of State, on developments in HIV/AIDS research in an effort to maximize PEPFAR’s scientific contributions. Human rights in HIV: The protection of human rights is key in the efforts to control the HIV epidemic January 9, 2011 The Star, online Dr. Beyrer and the authors of the Lancet Series on HIV, and People Who Use Drugs provide training for stakeholders and providers in Malaysia Turning to AIDS' Other Victims Fall 2010 JHSPH Magazine, Jackie Powder Epidemiology of HIV epidemic among people who inject drugs and Dr. Beyrer's work with the Lancet to bring this issue back to the research agenda Do No Harm June 26, 2010 NY Times Editorial to support accountability of physicians who torture UNESCO board meets to reconsider controversial ‘dictator prize’ June 15, 2010 by R. Palmer with comments from Dr. Beyrer Spoonfull of Medicine Dr. Voravit Suwanvanichkij March 26, 2010 Radio Free Asia Len Rubenstein February 28, 2010 New York Times
December 21, 2009 Bangkok Post Len Rubenstein November 29, 2009 Washington Post Len Rubenstein August 26, 2009 New York Times The Guardian Irrawaddy January 8, 2009 Washington Post August 20, 2008 Time
August 8, 2008 Brennan Center for Justice) Read an update on the case.
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