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16 Health & Hum. Rts. J. [i] (2014)

handle is hein.journals/harhrj16 and id is 1 raw text is: Health and Human Rights Journal VOLUME 16 NUMBER 1 2014 Contents EDITORIAL 1 The Great Procrastination Jay Lemery, Carmel Williams and Paul Farmer FOREWORD 4 Mary Robinson, President of the Mary Robinson Founda- tion-Climate Justice CLIMATE JUSTICE AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH: A SPECIAL ISSUE* 8 Advancing Climate Justice and the Right to Health Through Procedural Rights Margaux J. Hall 19 Climate Change, Childrens Rights, and the Pursuit of Intergenerational Climate Justice Elizabeth D. Gibbons 32 Collective Violence Caused by Climate Change and How It Threatens Health and Human Rights Barry S. Levy and Victor W Sidel 41 Prioritizing Health: A Human Rights Analysis of Disaster, Vulnerability, and Urbanization in New Orleans and Port-au-Prince Jean Carmalt 54 Climate Change and the Right to Health for Ma.ori in Aotearoa/New Zealand Rhys Jones, Hayley Bennett, Gay Keating and Alison Blaiklock 69 Rising Oceans, Climate Change, Food Aid, and Human Rights in the Marshall Islands IngridAhlgren, Seiji Yamada, and Allen Wong 82 Wrong Side of the Tracks: The Neglected Human Costs of Transporting Oil and Gas Lloyd Burton and Paul Stretesky 93 Social Justice, Climate Change, and Dengue Aileen Y Chang, Douglas 0. Fuller, Olveen Carrasquillo and John C. Beier 105 Chikungunya, Climate Change, and Human Rights Braden Meason and Ryan Paterson 113 Emerging Roles of Health Care Providers to Mitigate Climate Change Impacts: A Perspective from East Harlem, New York Perry E. Sheffield, Kathleen T Durante, Elena Rahona, and Christina Zarcadoolas GENERAL HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS ARTICLES 122 The Impact of Reliance on Private Sector Health Services on the Right to Health Audrey R. Chapman 134 Human Rights and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria Sara L.M. Davis 148 Using a Reporting System to Protect the Human Rights of People Living with HIV and Key Populations: A Conceptual Framework R. Taylor Williamson, Peter Wondergem, Richard N. Amenyah 157 Data-Driven Human Rights: Using the Electronic Health Record to Promote Human Rights in Jail Sarah Glowa-Kollisch, Kelly Andrade, Richard Stazesky, Paul Teixeira, Fatos Kaba, Ross Macdonald, Zachary Rosner, Daniel Selling, Amanda Parsons, Homer Venters 166 Women, E-waste, and Technological Solutions to Climate Change Lucy McAllister, Amanda Magee, Benjamin Hale 179 Increased Depressive Symptoms among Arab Bedouin Women Under Threat of House Demolition in Southern Israel Nihaya Daoud and Yousef Jabareen This Health and Human Rights special issue on climate jus- tice and the right to health was co-edited by Jay Lemery, MD, president of the Wilderness Medical Society (WMS). WMS is a non-profit organization for health care providers dedicated to promoting best practice care in austere or remote envi- ronments. As the right to health depends on a stable and safe environment, WMS is pleased to support this special issue. Information for health care providers to advance awareness of the effects of climate change on human health is available at wms.org. JUNE 2014 NUMBER 1 VOLUME 16 Heath and Hurnar

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