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Garry Aslanyan
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Editor-in-Chief, newSpecial Magazine
Geneva
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healthcare policy and disparities, addiction & recovery health & wellness, disability and travel, chronic illnessHealth
tech based content
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By Kinari Webb, Garry Aslanyan| UNDARK Verified In 1505, Poland’s parliament adopted a transformational piece of legislation. Translated as “Nothing new without the common consent,” the new law redistributed political power by forbidding the king from issuing decrees without first getting parliamentary approval. This same principle, streamlined to “Nothing about us without us,” has underpinned popular social movements of our time. It’s the defining position of the global disability rights movement. It’s a rallying cry for people living with .
By John Reeder, Garry Aslanyan, Makiko Kitamura| bmj.com@ John Reeder, director, Garry Aslanyan, manager of partnerships and global engagement, Makiko Kitamura, communications officer Unicef/UNDP/World Bank/WHO Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR), Geneva, Switzerland Correspondence to: J Reeder reederj{at}who.int Fifty years after the formation of the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases, John Reeder, Garry Aslanyan, and Makiko Kitamura review their organisation’s progress on advancing...
By Kinari Webb, Garry Aslanyan| UNDARK Verified In 1505, Poland’s parliament adopted a transformational piece of legislation. Translated as “Nothing new without the common consent,” the new law redistributed political power by forbidding the king from issuing decrees without first getting parliamentary approval. This same principle, streamlined to “Nothing about us without us,” has underpinned popular social movements of our time. It’s the defining position of the global disability rights movement. It’s a rallying cry for people living with .
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newSpecial Magazine
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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