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mes and social movement action. It is an essential resource for researchers, policy-makers, students in public health and community-based organizations involvedin research, policies, or programs related to sex work, public health, social justice and gender-based violence..978-981-19-9265-0

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,“…I Felt Obliged to Him and Donated My Organ”: Gendered Experiences of Women Living Organ Donors inhat would help us understand why. This chapter explores the gendered experiences of women living organ donors to understand their reasons for organ donation, their decision-making processes, and their experiences with the healthcare system during the donation process. The chapter is based on a quali

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,“Climate Change Is Draining My Body”: Narratives of Dalit Women’s Health Experiences in the Southwe, which is highly vulnerable to climate change impacts. It draws on sixteen in-depth interviews and four focus group discussions with Dalit women conducted in 2023. Women share experiences of physical ailments and weakness in their bodies amid rising heat and shifting weather patterns, and ways in w

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