He also examines the sources of law that support and give meaning to women's environmental human rights. In conclusion, Popovic considers some institutional strategies for enhancing the protection of women's environmental human rights. Chapter II examines the development of provisions in international treaties and declarations that stipulate a right to health. Chapter III discusses various international instruments' reporting procedures with regard to the implementation of the right to health. Chapter IV examines cases on the right to health and explores the justiciability of this right.
Chapter V sets out to clarify the scope and the core content of the right to health.
Chapter VI attempts to clarify the obligations that arise from the right to health. Chapter VII provides a brief summary and conclusion and lists recommendations and suggestions for the promotion of the right to health. The author notes that the right to health is not clearly defined in international law. It is not clear what individuals are entitled to, nor is it clear what the resulting obligations are for states. This article seeks to clarify the scope and implications of the right to health.