Compromising Rights; Losing Lives in the Fight against HIV/ AIDS (The right to Women's Sexual and Reproductive Rights in Botswana)
 
Written by WLSA Botswana | 01 January 08
 
 
This is the fifth in a series of studies conducted by Women and the Law in Southern Africa (WLSA). This study assesses how the socio-cultural constructions of gender and sexuality and HIV/AIDS preventive and treatment practices impact on the capacity for women to enjoy their human, sexual and reproductive rights. The study illustrates the extent to which existing cultural norms, practices, and standards, coupled with policies, programmes and legal frameworks undermine women’s opportunity to enjoy their human, sexual and reproductive rights. Files to download:
 
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ISBN978-99912-71-40-8
PublisherLightbooks
Year of publication2008
Physical ResourceYes
Physical LocationGMDC Library
Place of PublicationGaborone
Classification No362.1969792 COM
 
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