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How can we further rights-based and evidence-based policies on migrant and ethnic minority health?
David Ingleby1, Alyna Smith2, Santino Severoni3
1University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Abstract:
There is an urgent need to draw the attention of politicians and the public to the health inequities facing migrants and ethnic minorities to foster health policy reforms based on human rights and sound evidence. Today, it is more important than ever for researchers and organisations promoting migrant health to join forces and intensify their efforts to get policies improved. A workshop was held to consider how this should be done. Three speakers put forward in turn perspectives based mainly on human rights, scientific evidence and a combination of both.
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