Who cares?: International recognition of a human right to care

Esther Erlings

Who cares? International recognition of a human right to care

Macquarie Law School

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This post discusses the Inter-American Court of Human Right's Advisory Opinion OC-31/25 on 'The Content and Scope of the Right to Care and Its Interrelationship with Other Rights' and its relevance for Asian jurisdictions

Original language	English
Specialist publication	LAWASIA Human Rights Blog
Publication status	Published - 14 Jan 2026

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Who cares? International recognition of a human right to care

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