11 final class 2008
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Health Gender Children Human Rights
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Class Evaluations
Health Challenges
Health Priorities Preventative vs. Curative General vs. Targeted
Elite Origins->Post-colonial growth->Post-SAP cutbacks Who gets what where and why
Culture and Health Healing from Indigenous knowledge Harmful local myths
Africa’s challenge of AIDS, TB, and Malaria Environment and Health: Clean water
Africa’s challenge of AIDS, TB, and Malaria
New Developments Global fund,
http://www.theglobalfund.org/en/about/how/
AIDS drugs more available Simple solutions to Malaria?
Diseases combined effect often lethal Drug resistant TB?
Africa’s challenge of AIDS, TB, and Malaria Hunger exacerbates AIDS,
Malaria, and TB with medications with nutritional conditions
Cultural strengths and cultural weaknesses Community networks vs. harmful
cultural myths about AIDS and sex?. Natural resistance?
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New HIV infections
AIDS illness and deaths
Family impoverishment
Fam
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School drop-out
Child VulnerabilityAbuse/ exploitation
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But what about Diaheria and Diabetes? Diaheria
Old problem of sanitation and malnutrition
Diabetes and heart disease Africa’s changing diet
More starch (Ugali na chipsi) Less fresh vegetables (mboga)
Plaguing many African cities Links to loss of Ik, but possibly genetic
risks
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A Nexus of Relationships or A vicious cycle
Diseases of Underdevelopment P174
A vicious cycle: Aids orphans
Nexus of relations within
Development->population change, movement, health, human rights, and environment
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Discussion on Human Rights in Africa Civil and Political Rights Social Economic and Cultural
Rights Geography and human rights:
“Who gets what where?” Gender and rights and
development Children, Development, duties and
rights
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Gender Women’s Double-Double work day: Double Colonialism Gender and Agriculture
Changes in land tenure Property, law, and travel issues Women’s burden in AIDS Girls’ Education at the expense of boys education
“Watering another man’s garden” Women’s burden concerning alcohol abuse, DV, and
parallel families Women in Development and women’s strengths
Greenbelt movement and women’s empowerment Liberia’s first female president Ellen Sirleaf
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Children CRC Duties and protection as important as freedoms Protection from Abuse Street Children’s rights AIDS Orphans Protection from Child labor Challenges of universal primary education
Less children in school now than 20 years ago Overcrowding Teacher training Language or Lugha Going to school hungry
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Remaining Discussion Questions
Remaining Discussion Questions answered by Cecil Rhodes