Reproductive Rights & Health

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Reproductive Rights & Health

What are the primary factors that control women’s reproductive choice and health? Family/community Religion Race/ethnicity Social attitudes Status in community Loretta Lynn, ‘The Pill”, 1975 Include men Contraception as ‘Western’ notion ¤

What are the primary factors that control women’s reproductive choice and health? (cont.) Socioeconomic status Level of education Income Cash transfers Contraception availability, education Access to technology Gov’t policies Pro/anti-natalist policies Re: contraception and abortion ¤

What are the consequences of limiting women’s reproductive choice? #, frequency of births Population growth Limits ♀’s options Maternal health ↑ mortality, ↑ morbidity Abortion Increased rates Unsafe conditions ***Absolute correlation bt. reproductive choice and economic development ¤

What factors impact the effectiveness of contraceptive methods? Intersectionality Biological Effectiveness varies Access to treatment IUD v. The Pill Sociocultural Norms Expectations Way to control women ¤

What barriers hinder women’s access to abortions? Laws Unwillingness, inability to enforce laws Religious beliefs What reasons are given for granting access to abortions? Limits ♀’s options Economic Maternal health Rape ¤

Solutions can also transcend borders Why are reproductive health and control transnational issues? Spread of disease Food crises GS needs support Problems transcend borders Practices relocate Asylum Population growth Stymies development terrorism, political unrest Solutions can also transcend borders ¤

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