Titlebook: Handbook on Sex, Gender and Health; Perspectives from So TK Sundari Ravindran,M. Sivakami,Kausar S. Khan Living reference work 20250th edit

殺子女者

秘密會(huì)議

背景

,“…I Felt Obliged to Him and Donated My Organ”: Gendered Experiences of Women Living Organ Donors ind well-being of their children and spouses. Stemming from their gender socialization, women perceived organ donation as their maternal or spousal duty to reduce the suffering of their husbands or children or save their lives. Their stories indicated that subtle pressure from family members may have

Anguish

,“Lockdown Is a Kick to the Stomach and Ego”: Narratives of Masculinity and Stress During COVID-19 iived conditions. Our findings highlight how men speak of and think about stress and anxieties about patriarchal masculine norms as they unfold in and interact with economic and social deprivation. Such emotional and psychosocial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic require more intersectional and nuance

陪審團(tuán)

Conjuction

BOLUS

,“The Path Is Made by Walking”: Policy Assurance and Women Claiming Health Rights in Uttar Pradesh, trands of strategies adopted, which were often intertwined and concurrently used, examines the outcomes and challenges, and, in conclusion, draws out the lessons learned to analyze what works and why.

成份

A Gender Perspective on Health Policies and Programs: An Overview of Frameworks and Experiences,tain commonalities and divergences in policy orientation in the region. The first analyzes the plans for health reform stated in the national health policies of selected South Asian countries and the second the gender-biased legal and policy context of abortion. The chapter suggests that current app

植物學(xué)

,Adolescent Vulnerabilities in Cox’s Bazar: A Mixed-Methods Investigation into Gendered Experiences uch as refugee and marital status—to highlight how these characteristics intersect and amplify marginalization. Data find that older adolescent girls (aged 15–19) remain the most vulnerable, while ever-married girls face heightened risks of gender-based violence, particularly in the household. This

Exonerate

Advocacy and Activism Addressing Sex and Gender-Based Health Inequities: Reflections on the SANGRAMused to facilitate collectivization amid a challenging environment are analyzed. The contentious issues in the women’s movement relating to sex work and trafficking and VAMP’s unique role in the feminist movement are described. A critique of the legally sanctioned “raid and rescue” strategy is prese