E - Human Rights and Global Justice Flashcards

1
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what is trachoma

A

preventable cause of blindness

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2
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what causes trachoma

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fly that lays eggs on human faeces then causes scarring of the cornea –> blindness

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3
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how is trachoma prevented

A

hand washing
closed toilets
ABx
late stage surgery

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4
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what is utilitarianism

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least suffering for the most people

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5
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how do utilitarians view omissions vs actions

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omissions are just as bad as actions as the end result is all they care about

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6
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what is libertarianism

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rewarded for hard work, and poor circumstances are just bad luck

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7
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how can charity for life saving things be viewed as bad

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undermines autonomy of the recipient as they need it to survive

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8
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what is justice

A

value all people equally

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9
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why is healthcare a matter for justice

A

it is needed for basic personhood

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10
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what article of UN human rights supports the right to healthcare

A

article 12

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11
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when was the human rights act brought into legislation in UK

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1998

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12
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how can be prosecuted under HRA

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PUBLIC institutions not individuals

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13
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is there a right to healthcare under HRA

A

not explicitly

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14
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which 3 articles support the right to healthcare under HRA

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2,5,8

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15
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what is article 2 of the human rights act

A

right to life

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16
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3 ways the right to life can be applied to healthcare

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no obligation to give lifesaving Tx
withdrawing Tx is fine
does not extend to the foetus therefore abortion is fine

17
Q

what is article 5

A

right to liberty

18
Q

how can the right to liberty be applied to healthcare (2)

A

MHA
DoLS

19
Q

what is article 8

A

right to a private life

20
Q

how can the right to a private life be applied to healthcare (2)

A

confidentiality
can refuse life saving Tx - what you do in your own life is up to you

21
Q

is the right to a private life absolute ? why / why not

A

NO - can be breeched if necessary

22
Q

what circumstances are considered acceptable to breech the right to a private life

A

national / public safety
protection of health / morals
protection of others
prevention of crime