Ageing in the Caribbean and the human rights of older persons: Twin imperatives for action
This study examines the ageing population in the Caribbean and the human rights of older persons, emphasizing the need for urgent action to address demographic changes and protect the rights of the elderly.
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Report location: | source |
Language: | English |
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Authors: | Abdullahi Abdulkadri, Alexander Voccia, Candice Gonzales, Dillon Alleyne, Javier Vasquez, Jeff James, Johann Brathwaite, Sandra Huenchuan, Tim Miller, Francis Jones |
Page count: | 70 páginas. |
Methods
The research method involved analyzing demographic data, reviewing international and national laws on human rights, assessing current policies and programs for older persons, and making policy recommendations based on findings.
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Key Insights
The report analyzes the demographic shift towards an ageing population in the Caribbean, its impact on society, and the current state of older persons' human rights. It assesses economic security, health services, and supportive environments for the elderly, and concludes with policy recommendations to improve their well-being and rights.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: Caribbean geographic scope | English publication language | demographic transition | disaster risk | economic security | elder abuse | health services | human rights | policy recommendations | population ageing | social care services | social participation