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Regulating the Right to Adequate Food in Mexico: Informant Insights About the General Law on Adequate and Sustainable Food

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By Ashlyn Anderson Verified, Busiso Moyo, Angela Carriedo
| International Journal of Health Policy and Management Verified
Background The right to adequate food (RtAF) is increasingly incorporated into domestic food and nutrition legal frameworks to inform policy-making. Mexico’s General Law on Adequate and Sustainable Food (LGAAS), enacted in April 2024, is the country’s first law to operationalize the RtAF, which has been recognized in Article 4 of the Mexican Constitution since 2011, within domestic food policy.
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SA’s food crisis and the moral imperative for justice and accountability in nutrition

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By Busiso Moyo, Paula Knipe
| unionagainsthunger.org
Advocacy and activism for the right to food and nutrition, enshrined in Sections 27 and 28 of the South African Constitution, is no longer the work of a few campaigners — it is a national imperative. Yet civil society continues to face an uphill battle against corporate actors who wield vast financial and political influence. South Africa’s food system has undergone . What we eat, how food is produced, and who controls it have all shifted dramatically in recent decades.
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World Food Day: Hunger is not inevitable — it is political

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By Busiso Moyo, Paula Knipe
| Daily Maverick Verified
South Africa’s food system has undergone . What we eat, how food is produced, and who controls it have all shifted dramatically in recent decades. Ultra-processed, high-energy, nutrient-poor products are replacing traditional diets, and food deserts expand while healthy options become unaffordable and inaccessible. Don't want to see this?
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