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“AAAS Science and Human Rights Coalition Explores Right to Access Life-Saving Medicines

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“AAAS Science and Human Rights Coalition Explores Right to Access Life-Saving Medicines

About 10 million people, primarily in the developing world, die each year because they lack access to medicines that already exist, according to Ethan Guillen, executive director of Universities Allied for Essential Medicines.

By AAAS, USA.

Technology Policy Resource.

Former National Teacher of the Year Urges Colleagues to Believe that All Students Can Succeed

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Former National Teacher of the Year Urges Colleagues to Believe that All Students Can Succeed

Jason Kamras spent years teaching math to middle-school students in the struggling Washington, D.C., public school district, achieving dramatic results in schools that you won’t find on a tourist map. President George W. Bush named him National Teacher of the Year in 2005, and now, as an influential administrator, it’s his job to place a quality teacher in each of the school district’s classrooms.

By AAAS, USA.

Technology Policy Resource.

AAAS’s Project 2061 Begins Effort to Develop New Middle School Materials for Chemistry, Biochemistry

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AAAS’s Project 2061 Begins Effort to Develop New Middle School Materials for Chemistry, Biochemistry

Project 2061, AAAS’s long-term science literacy initiative, is embarking on a new three-year project to design and test classroom and teacher-support materials in the critical areas of middle school chemistry and biochemistry.

By AAAS, USA.

Technology Policy Resource.

New Report Links Philippines Abortion Law to Human Rights Abuses

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New Report Links Philippines Abortion Law to Human Rights Abuses

Today, the Center for Reproductive Rights released the first comprehensive human rights report on the impact of the Philippines' criminal ban on abortion. Through interviews and legal analysis, Forsaken Lives: The Harmful Impact of the Philippine Criminal Abortion Ban closely examines the experiences of women under the law and exposes the many ways that the government violates their rights by failing to address its devastating effects. The Center's investigation found that the Philippines law has not prevented women from seeking abortion. Instead, abortion has been driven underground, making it extremely unsafe and potentially deadly for women.>

By CRR, USA.

Human rights Policy Resource.

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