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South Africa is failing to address malnutrition in its older people

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imageThenjiwe Madzinga sits with her grandson Thina Gxotelwa in the small room they share in a shack in Cape Town's Khayelitsha township. Madzinga cares for her five grandchildren, including four who were orphaned when her daughter died from AIDS in 2002. Finbarr O'Reilly/Reuters

The traditional extended family system has eroded in much of sub-Saharan...

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Human rights don’t matter in our public debate – but they should

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imageThe determined avoidance of reference to human rights is a tactic, by both sides of politics, to avoid accountability.AAP/Mick Tsikas

Human rights is largely absent from public policy debate in Australia. Quite simply, human rights don’t matter when public leaders and commentators assess the merits of policy and laws. That is both remarkable...

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