Health and climate change a Human right perspective

<p>The constitution of WHO (1946) mentions the highest attainable standard of health</p><p>as a fundamental right of every human being. Moreover taking health as individual</p><p>rights or basic fundamental right makes it mandatory for a state to provide for this</p><p>fundamental necessity of having a decent and dignified life. One of the determinants</p><p>of health are ensuring access to timely quality and affordable medical facilities. It</p><p>also includes access to safe drinking water nutritious food affordable housing</p><p>sanitation equal treatment of citizens regardless of their gender caste religion race</p><p>place of birth at cetera. Health is considered one of the most basic inessential</p><p>requirements of a happy life. If we are not healthy we will not be able to attend our</p><p>school go to work complete our family responsibilities or participate in any activity</p><p>related to community. People make sacrifices to guarantee healthy life to them and</p><p>their families. In fact health is one of the three key parameters of human development</p><p>index.</p>