Global Health Justice Partnership

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The Global Health Justice Partnership (GHJP), an initiative of the Yale Law School and Yale School of Public Health, was established in 2012 to promote interdisciplinary, innovative, and effective responses to key problems in health justice.

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Police Sexual Violence Police Sexual Violence

(2026 | Report)
Nargis Aslami Naraya Price Marie-Fatima Hyacinthe Alice M. Miller
Police Sexual Violence

Meanings and Practices of Solidarity in Global Health: A Qualitative Investigation — study protocol Meanings and Practices of Solidarity in Global Health: A Qualitative Investigat…

(January 7, 2026 | Article)
Elysee Nouvet Mary Ndu Bridget Pratt Gabriela Arguedas Ramirez Barbara Prainsack Unni Karunakara Jantina DeVries Samuel Asiedu Owusu Caesar Atuire
Meanings and Practices of Solidarity in Global Health: A Qualitative Investigation — study protocol

When Independence Meets Accountability: Upholding Non-Retrogression in the Human Rights System When Independence Meets Accountability: Upholding Non-Retrogression in the Huma…

(December 2025 | Article)
Tania Agosti Andrea Baldwin Susana T. Fried Jaime M. Gher Mariah Grant Alice M. Miller Mindy J. Roseman Nerima Akinyi
When Independence Meets Accountability: Upholding Non-Retrogression in the Human Rights System

“That’s a Definition for a World That Does Not Yet Exist”: Reflections on Accountability from a Participatory Action Research Project with People Engaged in the Sex Trades “That’s a Definition for a World That Does Not Yet Exist”

(December 2025 | Article)
Marie-Fatima Hyacinthe Jessica Peñaranda Alice M. Miller
“That’s a Definition for a World That Does Not Yet Exist”: Reflections on Accountability from a Participatory Action Research Project with People Engaged in the Sex Trades

First, Do No Harm First, do no harm

(Sept. 15, 2025 | Report)

How Police Reporting Requirements for Health Professionals Endanger Brazil’s

Daniel Newton Alice M. Miller Mindy J. Roseman Juliana Cesario Alvim Gomes Edward Perez
First, Do No Harm

Os impactos negativos dos requisitos de notificação à polícia em detrimento ao Código de Ética dos profissionais da área da saúde no Brasil Os impactos negativos dos requisitos de notificação à polícia em detrimento ao …

(Sept. 15, 2025 | Report)
Daniel Newton Alice M. Miller Mindy J. Roseman Juliana Cesario Alvim Gomes Edward Perez
Os impactos negativos dos requisitos de notificação à polícia em detrimento ao Código de Ética dos profissionais da área da saúde no Brasil
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