Last Update:  August 30, 2005  

Translate the Charter As a part of PHM's mobilisation towards the Second People’s Health Assembly we hope to bring out at least 80 language translations of the People's Charter for Health and other important PHM documents.   Find out how you can help.

	People's Charter for Health The People's Charter for Health is a statement of the shared vision, goals, principles and calls for action that unite all the members of the PHM coalition. It is most widely endorsed consensus document on health since the Alma Ata Declaration   The People's Health Charter was formulated and endorsed by the participants of the First People's Health Assembly held at Dhaka, Bangladesh in December 2000.
	The Mumbai Declaration The Mumbai  Declaration was the consensus document of the 3rd International Forum for the Defence of the People’s Health held in  Mumbai on 14th and 15th of January 2004   The Declaration focuses on the key challenges that the people of the world face today in achieving health. It is an update on the People's Charter for Health based on the collective experience of the movement.
	People's Charter on HIV and AIDS The People's Charter on HIV and AIDS is a consensus document that amplifies the voices of the people affected, infected, living with and suffering from HIV/AIDS. It aims at providing a people's perspective on HIV/ AIDS and related issues like access, rights and trade issues.   The People's Charter on HIV and AIDS was officially released by the People's Health Movement during the International AIDS conference at Bangkok in July 2004.