Season 4 Episode 1: Reversing the commercialisation of public services with a particular focus on the right to health
In conversation with Dr Rosella de Falco and Ms Ashina Mtsumi
Everyone has the right to health which relates to both the right of individuals to obtain a certain standard of health and health care, and the State obligation to ensure a certain standard of public health with the community generally. This episode was published in light of the World Health Day. World Health Day is a global health awareness day celebrated every year on 7 April, under the sponsorship of the World Health Organisation (WHO), as well as other related organisations.
Covid-19 and the impacts of concomitant government regulations on women
In conversation with Ms Patience Mungwari
The need for inclusive spaces for trans women in Africa
In conversation with Dr Anastacia Tomson
Forced sterilisation and the status of women in society
In conversation with Ms Saoyo Tabitha Griffith
Securing family and women’s rights through an African response
In conversation with Prof Fareda Banda
Persecution and harmful practices: A daily challenge for persons with albinism
In conversation with Ms Perepetua Senkoro
Violence against women: Is it time to declare a state of emergency?
Conversation with Prof Rashida Manjoo