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The fight against TB is inseparable from the struggle for human rights

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By Renier Coetzee, Ingrid Schoeman
| Daily Maverick Verified
SPOTLIGHT The persistence of TB is a reminder that medical solutions alone are not enough. The disease thrives in conditions shaped by social injustice, including poverty, overcrowded housing, under-resourced health systems and unequal access to care. Anyone who breathes can get sick with TB, as it is caused by bacteria that spreads in the air, yet it remains a stigmatised disease.
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Africa: The Fight Against TB Is Also the Fight for Human Rights Original

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By Renier Coetzee, Ingrid Schoeman
| AllAfrica
The persistence of TB is a reminder that medical solutions alone are not enough. Renier Coetzee and Ingrid Schoeman write that the disease thrives in conditions shaped by social injustice, including poverty, overcrowded housing, under-resourced health systems, and unequal access to care. Each year on World Tuberculosis Day on 24 March, the global community pauses to reflect on the continuing impact of tuberculosis (TB) and the work still required to end the disease.
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The fight against TB is also the fight for human rights

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By Renier Coetzee, Ingrid Schoeman
| Spotlight NSP
Anyone who breathes can get sick with TB, as it is caused by bacteria that spreads in the air, yet it remains a stigmatised disease. (Photo: Shayne Robinson/TAC) Comment & Analysis 18th March 2026 | Renier Coetzee and Ingrid Schoeman The persistence of TB is a reminder that medical solutions alone are not enough.
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