What if food was guaranteed? Hazel Healy sketches out a world with nutritious diets for all people.
It’s time for food to be treated as a basic human right, writes Hazel Healy.
So why not apply the same rationale to food? Like good health, there’s no question that nutritious food is also pivotal to human development, yet under our current system who gets to eat is determined by purchasing power and affordability – in order words, the price of food relative to your ability to buy it.
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