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The unheard scream : reproductive health and women's lives in India /
The International conference on population and development (ICPD) at Cairo brought about a "paradigm shift" in the way population is conceptualized. This involves going beyond material health and family planning to the broader framework of reproductive health and rights. How has India fare...
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| Lingua: | English |
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New Delhi :
Zubaan : Panos Institute, India,
c2004.
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Sommario:
- Cairo and after : flip flops on population policy / Mohan Rao
- State-of-the-art cycle pumps / Sreelatha Menon
- Selling the parenthood dream / Sandhya Srinivasan
- Grass widows of Bihar / Dhirendra K. Jha
- Women as vectors : health and the rights of sex workers in India / Geetanjali Gangoli
- Even if we shout there is no one to hear : reproductive health issues among the marginalized population of Nagaland / Rupa Chinai
- The silent transition : Indian women and menopause / Lyla Bavadam
- The Gulf wife syndrome / K.P.M. Basheer
- Safe motherhood, unsafe deliveries / Annu Anand
- For a few dollars more : women in export processing zones / T.K. Rajalaxmi
- The politics of silence : introducing sex education in India / Swati Bhattacharjee
- Women and AIDS in India : doubly discriminated / Vasant Bhosale
- The land of vanishing girls : sex selective abortion in Punjab / Manisha Bhalla
- Quick-fix medical ethics : quinacrine sterilization and the ethics of
- contraceptive trials / Rajashri Dasgupta.