We have come a long way in advancing progress on the right to health with equity, although challenges remain. All populations have the right to have access to affordable disease prevention, diagnostics, medicines and other health services in a rights-based equitable manner, said Katherine Urbaez. We must respect, protect, and act on the human right to health. We cannot leave anyone behind, including those in the conflict zones who are at a higher risk of AMR.
Shobha Shukla CNS (Citizen News Service)
(Shobha Shukla is a feminist, health and development justice advocate, and an award-winning founding Managing Editor and Executive Director of CNS, a part of WHO Civil Society Task Force on AMR. She was also the Lead Discussant for SDG-3 at United Nations inter-governmental High Level Political Forum (HLPF 2025). She is a former senior Physics faculty of prestigious Loreto Convent College; current President of Asia Pacific Regional Media Alliance for Health, Gender and Development Justice (APCAT Media); Chairperson of Global AMR Media Alliance (GAMA received AMR One Health Emerging Leaders and Outstanding Talents Award 2024); and Host of SHE & Rights (Sexual Health with Equity & Rights). Follow her on Twitter/X @shobha1shukla or read her writings here www.bit.ly/ShobhaShukla)
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