Our commentary on Forman et al paper explores their thesis that right to health language can frame global health policy responses. We examined human rights discourse in the outcome documents from three 2015 United Nations (UN) summits and found rights-related terms are used in all three. However, a deeper examination of the discourse finds the documents do not convey the obligations and entitle...

the right to live is a common human right, which is essential to every individual human being due to the inherent dignity of the human person. no one is allowed to take this right from another human being, and the transgression of this human law, which is also supported by the transcendent teachings of islam, requires perfect reasons. therefore, in case of uncertainty about whether to sentence ...