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Refugees & Migration
Reporting on the increasing incidents of sexual violence, unsafe abortion, and lack of adequate reproductive health services in large-scale population displacements; demographic analyses of massive population movements -- the impact on resources, public health, fertility.
Resources:
Population Council
Human Rights Watch
Forced Migration Online
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Religion & Culture
Reporting on religious issues surrounding sexual/reproductive health and population policies and programs, including the influence and interventions of various religious bodies throughout the world.
Resources:
Center for Health and Social Policy
Catholics for Choice
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Reproductive Health & Rights
Rights ensuring the freedom to number and space children, to have access to quality sexual/reproductive health care, to make decisions free of discrimination, coercion or violence.
Resources:
Center for Education, Development and Population Activities (CEDPA)
International Center for Research on Women
IPAS
Center for Reproductive Rights
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Reproductive Technology
Advances in new drugs, treatments and screening methods. Includes the development of contraceptives, microbicides, abortifacients, fertility treatments, and their availability throughout the world.
Resources:
International Partnership for Microbicides
Program for Appropriate Technologies in Health (PATH)
Reproductive Health Technologies Project
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All terms and definitions, except where noted, are excerpted with permission
from the Population Reference Bureau's International Population Handbook, by
Arthur Haupt and Thomas Kane, 4th Edition, 1998.
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