Venezuelan migrants and access to contraception in Colombia: A mixed research approach towards understanding patterns of inequality
Background: Migration should not put at risk the achievements of SDG 3: Universal Access to Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, particularly access to contraceptive methods for Venezuelan migrants in receiving countries such as Colombia. Each year, more than 2 million men and women have access to mo...
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Main Authors: | Juan Carlos Rivillas-García (Author), Ángela Cifuentes-Avellaneda (Author), Johan Sebastián Ariza-Abril (Author), Marcela Sánchez-Molano (Author), Danny Rivera-Montero (Author) |
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2021-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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