Titlebook: Health in Diversity – Diversity in Health; (Forced) Migration, Katharina Crepaz,Ulrich Becker,Elisabeth Wacker Book 2020 Springer Fachmedi

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Civil Strife, Migration and Health in the East African Region: Some Historical Reflectionsstates was a result of conflict in Europe cannot be underestimated. And therefore, the reorganization of boundaries among Africans and African states by the colonial masters was bound to generate conflict in the postcolonial period. True to this, the postcolonial states in East Africa were engulfed

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Protecting the Health Care Rights of Refugees: Some Legal Perspectives from the Republic of South Af particular focus on the key concepts (i.e. ‘health’ and ‘refugee’); the right to health as contained in the Constitution of South Africa, 1996; international and regional instruments; and pertinent domestic laws such as the National Health Act 61 of 2003, the Refugees Act 130 of 1998, and the Natio

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What Happens to the Healthy Immigrant Later in Life? – The Health of (Forced) Migrants Through the Lcontribution reviews the relationship of health and migration and considers the role of social determinants of health associated with labour and forced migration over the life course. Studies among older labour immigrants in Germany show the long-term effects of health risks in the receiving country