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T1  - The Challenges to the Emergency Medical Services to be Recognised as a Human Right in International Human Rights Law 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/335037 
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A1  - Uusitalo, Jenna 
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Y1  - 2020 
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AB  - The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) are emergency services generally been designed to provide urgent treatment of patients with life-threatening conditions outside medical facilities. Even though the EMS belongs to the category of socio-economic rights, it nevertheless has great significance in safeguarding one of the most fundamental human rights, the right to life. In fact, international humanitarian law has recognised this important connection by establishing explicit legal rules that oblige... 
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KW  - Emergency Medical Services; Health Care; Human Rights; International Humanitarian Law; Peacebuilding; HEALTH-CARE; TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; LEGAL FRAMEWORK; SYSTEMS; VIOLENCE; COSTS; PEACE; 3141 Health care science; 513 Law 
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