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International Roundtable on Maternal Mortality, Human Rights and Accountability

The roundtable focused on one critically important and often neglected component of a human rights-based approach to maternal mortality: accountability.

Beijing+15: No Equality Without Full Enjoyment of Women's Sexual and Reproductive Rights

CoverThis fact sheet by the Center for Reproductive Rights commemorates the 15-year anniversary of the Beijing Conference, which produced the ground-breaking Beijing Platform for Action, a document widely regarded as the most comprehensive articulation of international commitments related to women’s human rights.

A human rights-based approach to improving maternal health

Cover imagePublished in ESR Review: Economic and Social Rights in South Africa. Article begins on page 21.

Fact Sheet: UN Human Rights Council Resolution on Maternal Mortality

UNHRC Resolution Fact SheetThis fact sheet summarizes the key components of the 2009 Human Rights Council resolution on maternal mortality, and outlines key steps that advocates, governments, and donors can take to encourage its implementation.

UN Resolution Recognizes Maternal Mortality as a Human Rights Issue

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This article explores the critical role of civil society in the UN Human Rights Council's resolution on maternal mortality.

Combating Maternal Mortality: Why Bring Human Rights into the Picture?

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On June 5 2009, IIMMHR participated in a panel of international and national experts during the 11th Session of the UN Human Rights Council.