Introduced by Professor Ron Labonté, In this Episode of Charter for Health we dive into the editing process, the importance of the Global Health Watch for the Movement in a conversation with Chiara Bodini, she is a Medical doctor and surgeon, PhD in Public Health, Chiara has a history of health activism and within the People's Health Movement where she has been spokesperson for PHM Europe, and a co-chair at PHM Steering Committee. At the Moment She is a co-editor of the Global Health Watch and the executive producer of the GHW Podcast.

In this episode of Charter for Health we dig into the origins of the People’s Health Movement and how its creation has influenced and reshaped the activism for the right to health.

A direct conversation with Claudio Schuftan, physician, pediatrician, a tireless activist for the right to health. Claudio is Co-founder of the People's Health Movement.

In this episode of Charter4Health, a special guest discusses the context of health systems in Latin America, and the inter-regional dialogue of the PHM. Matheus Falcâo is co-director of the Brazilian Center for Health Studies (Cebes) and has been regional coordinator of PHM in Brazil. Matheus is a lawyer and activist for the right to health.

From flourishing culture, joy and diversity, to the struggle for equity and justice, Africa is a continent of contrast. In this episode of Charter4Health we explore the challenges to Health Defenders and the struggle for the right to health in the global south from an african perspective 
 

Charter4Health is the new podcast series from PHM Global on the right to health, it is a platform to discuss, share the analysis and the experiences of the struggle for Health For All.

As People's Health Movement (PHM) Its Global Secretariat and the Communications Program, we are very happy to present Charter4Health a new podcast series on the right to health.

The final episode of the GHW6 podcast series features Remco Van de Pas and Sulakshana Nandi, two long-standing PHM members who are very active in PHM’s thematic circle on health systems. They provide an up-to-date analysis of the global state of the debates around Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and Primary Health Care (PHC), finding that UHC is everywhere and PHC has become stuck in the margins. Also, they warn against the market rhetoric that suffuses health systems reform, together with the rising global policy discourse on engaging with the private health sector.

The sixth episode of the GHW6 podcast series features Lauren Paremoer and Ronald Labonté, addressing the issue of new trade treaties and their potential threats to public health. Showing concrete examples, they show how these treaties tighten reins on policy measures governments might take that could inhibit trade, with new rules on how future regulations should be developed, including allowing or even mandating the involvement of corporate actors from other countries.

On our fifth episode of the GHW6 podcast series features Charlotte Dreger from FIAN International, a global human rights organization that advocates for the right to adequate food and nutrition, Magdalena Ackermann from the  Society for Internationmal Development (SID), and Isabel Álvarez Vispo, Co-president of Urgenci, an international grassroot network of all forms of regional and Local Solidar