The Ebola Virus Prevention and Human Rights Implications

Florence Shu-Acquaye

The Ebola Virus Prevention and Human Rights Implications

Florence Shu-Acquaye

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Abstract

The Ebola virus and its now infamous 2014 West African outbreak have constituted the deadliest and most terrifying epidemic of recent memory.

Original language	American English
Journal	UMass Law Review
Volume	12
State	Published - 2017

Keywords

Ebola
outbreak
virus

Disciplines

Law

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