The PHM’s commentaries covers most of the agenda items of the WHO bodies’ meetings and includes a note on the key issues in focus at the meeting, a brief background and critical commentary. Reports on key issues are also prepared.

Community-led responses for health are catalyst for UHC and in the move towards attaining the right to health. They are an integral part of comprehensive, resilient and sustainable systems for health.

Our analysis is that it “Universal Health Coverage prescribes a clear split between health financing and health provision, allowing for the entry of privatisation.

Experiences of the People’s Health Movement and HURIC in Uganda and explore the challenges and opportunities for the movements’ health activists as a leeway of building active volunteerism and synergy between the civil society, private players, health workers and the state capacities to improve health service delivery.

The course is planned for young health activists and practitioners working on the issues of health, access to medicines and human rights and particularly including those involved or wishing to be involved in the People’s Health Movement (PHM).

David was a founding member of People’s Health Movement (PHM) in 2000 in Savar, Bangladesh and has been the co-chair of PHM from past six years. He was a founding member of People’s Health Movement (PHM) in 2000 in Savar, Bangladesh and has been the co-chair of PHM from past…

The Symposium was organised between 15th and 18th October 2019 at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi – India.

This was a regional meeting with members from PHM Uganda and other countries in Africa to connect, share best practices and work the different PHM country circles are working on, but also to strategize going forward.

We provided our analysis on BBC about the false Medicines and Its Effects On The Right To Health In Uganda, and how The Lome Initiative will address and counter the plight of the trafficking networks of falsified medicines, and how to ensure that all African citizens have access to safe…

The Decolonising Health in Africa working group recently held a meeting with Vinh-Kim Nguyen, a physician and anthropologist who co-directs the Global Health Centre in Switzerland.