Axes of alienation: applying an intersectional lens on the social contract during the pandemic response to protect sexual and reproductive rights and health
Abstract While economic inequalities have been a key focus of attention through the COVID 19 pandemic, gendered relations of power at every level have undermined health rights of women, girls and gender diverse individuals. Sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) have always been sites of power...
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Main Authors: | Jashodhara Dasgupta (Author), Marta Schaaf (Author), Sana Qais Contractor (Author), Amanda Banda (Author), Marisa Viana (Author), Oksana Kashyntseva (Author), Ana Lorena Ruano (Author) |
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2020-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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