IBFANS Seven Principles


1
The right of infants everywhere to have the highest level of health.
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2
The right of families, and in particular women and children, to have enough nutritious food.
   
3
The right of women to breastfeed and to make informed choices about infant feeding.
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4
The right of women to full support for successful breastfeeding and for sound infant feeding practices.
 
5
The right of all people to health services which meet basic needs.
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6
The right of health workers and consumers to health care systems which are free of commercial pressures.
 
7
The right of people to organise in international solidarity to secure changes which protect and promote basic health.
   


 



 
 
 
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