Breaking Ground 2020-2024: Treaty Monitoring Bodies on Reproductive Rights
Breaking Ground, 2020-2024: Treaty Monitoring Bodies on Reproductive Rights summarizes the jurisprudence from United Nations treaty monitoring bodies on reproductive rights, particularly the standards on reproductive health information and contraception, maternal health care, abortion, and emerging issues in international human rights law.
This report is intended to provide treaty body experts and human rights advocates with succinct and accessible information on the standards being adopted across treaty monitoring bodies surrounding these important rights.
This fifth edition of the publication is current through July 2024.
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