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All Human rights articles from the BMJ

Editorial: Managing the health of prisoners

Published 29 May 2013

Editorial: Premature death among people with mental illness

Published 21 May 2013

Editorial: Implications of universal screening for HIV infection

Published 8 May 2013

Editorial: Recognising and responding to victims of human trafficking

Published 29 April 2013

Editor's Choice: A change of culture, but how?

Published 20 February 2013

Editorial: Preventing and managing violence against women in India

Published 11 January 2013

Feature: US drug shortages: a disappearing problem?

Published 21 December 2012

Feature: Christmas 2012: Learning from the abolitionists, the first social movement

Published 19 December 2012

Editor's Choice: Promoting cosmetic surgery

Published 8 November 2012

Analysis: Future of WHO hangs in the balance

Published 25 October 2012