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The Recognition of Access to Health Care as a Human Right in South Africa: Is It Enough?
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  • 1994The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa4,173 cited
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  • 1996A "Violations Approach" for Monitoring the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights183 cited
  • 1986Health care as an instrument of Apartheid policy in South Africa84 cited
  • 1998The Development of a Human Rights Culture in South Africa63 cited
  • 1992Beyond a Charter of Luxuries: Economic Rights in the Constitution54 cited
  • 1992The Case against the Inclusion of Socioeconomic Demands in a Bill of Rights Except as Directive Principles49 cited

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  • 2012Filling the gap: a learning network for health an human rights in the Western Cape, South Africa.10 cited

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