The history of the specific provision of a right to health in the Covenant is tied up with its broad-based origins in the Universal Declaration on Human Rights (UDHR), in which the rights to health and an adequate standard of living are conjoined in Article 25.1 As noted at the beginning of the previous chapter, the two rights were separated soon after the UN Commission on Human Rights began the task of transposing the UDHR into binding international instruments. In that process it was manifestly apparent that the two rights, although evidently conceptually...
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