Plan International - Girls' Rights Platform - Girls' rights are human rights: Positioning girls at the heart of the international agenda

A/HRC/14/30 Contents Paragraphs Page Activities of the Special Rapporteur ....................................................................... 1–8 3 A. Country visits ................................................................................................. 2–3 3 B. Communications with Member States............................................................ 4 3 C. Other activities................................................................................................ 5–8 3 II. The rights to health and adequate housing in the context of migration................... 9–11 4 III. Major challenges in the realization of migrants’ rights to health and adequate housing..................................................................................................... 12–17 4 The right to health for migrants .............................................................................. 18–38 6 A. Health conditions of migrants......................................................................... 23–25 7 B. Challenges in accessibility.............................................................................. 26–28 8 C. The right to health for migrant women and girls ............................................ 29–32 9 D. The right to health for migrant children ......................................................... 33–38 10 The right to adequate housing for migrants ............................................................ 39–59 11 A. Challenges in accessibility.............................................................................. 42–50 12 B. Challenges in security of tenure: forced evictions.......................................... 51–52 14 C. The right to adequate housing for migrant women......................................... 53–55 15 D. The right to adequate housing for migrant children........................................ 56–59 16 Good practices ........................................................................................................ 60–69 17 A. The right to health .......................................................................................... 64–66 18 B. The right to adequate housing ........................................................................ 67–69 18 Conclusions and recommendations......................................................................... 70–92 19 A. The right to health .......................................................................................... 76–84 20 B. The right to adequate housing ........................................................................ 85–92 21 I. IV. V. VI. VII. 2 GE.10-12615