Physicians for Human Rights (U.S.)

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Open LibraryOL355642A

Top Subjects

Torture (3)
Human rights (3)
Medical care (3)
History (2)
Right to health (2)
United States (2)
Military interrogation (2)

Books by Physicians for Human Rights (U.S.)

Total count: 14

Kenyamedicolegal aspects of the inquest into the death of Peter Karanja

Committee on Scientific Freedom and Responsibility, American Association for the Advancement of Science1988-01-01
Tear gasharassing agent or toxic chemical weapon?

Physicians for Human Rights1989-01-01
Winds of deathIraq's use of poison gas against its Kurdish population : report of a medical mission to Turkish Kurdistan by Physicians for Human Rights

Physicians for Human Rights1989-01-01
The use of chemical weaponsconducting an investigation using survey epidemiology

Physicians for Human Rights1989-01-01
El Salvador, health care under siegeviolations of medical neutrality during the civil conflict : a report

Physicians for Human Rights1990-01-01
Human rights on holda report on emergency measures and access to health care in the Occupied Territories, 1990-1992.

Physicians for Human Rights1993-01-01
Rape in Kashmira crime of war

Asia Watch1993-01-01
Israel and the occupied territoriesshaking as a form of torture : death in custody of 'Abd Al-Samad Harizat : a medicolegal report

Physicians for Human Rights1995-01-01
Torture in Turkey & its unwilling accomplicesthe scope of state persecution and the coercion of physicians.

Physicians for Human Rights1996-01-01
Excluded people, eroded communitiesrealizing the right to health in Chiapas, Mexico

Physicians for Human Rights2006-01-01
Darfur, assault on survival

Physicians for Human Rights2006-01-01
Leave no marksenhanced interrogation techniques and the risk of criminality

Physicians for Human Rights2007-01-01
Health in ruinsa man-made disaster in Zimbabwe : an emergency report by Physicians for Human Rights, January 2009

Physicians for Human Rights2009-01-01
Experiments in tortureevidence of human subject research and experimentation in the "enhanced" interrogation program : a white paper

Physicians for Human Rights2010-01-01