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The State of World Population 1997 - The right to choose: reproductive rights and reproductive health

Publisher: UNFPA ; New York Description: iv, 76 p; ill., tbls. mapsISBN: 0-89714-409-0Subject(s): WOMEN'S RIGHTS | REPRODUCTION | HEALTH | WOMEN | SEX DISCRIMINATION | HUMAN RIGHTSSummary: Reproductive Health is a right of both sexes, however, there are many issues which impact on its delivery. Gender inequality, violence in the family, poverty and poor education are but a few of these issues. Underdeveloped countries and women are most vulnerable to the deleterious effects on these issues.

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Reproductive Health is a right of both sexes, however, there are many issues which impact on its delivery. Gender inequality, violence in the family, poverty and poor education are but a few of these issues. Underdeveloped countries and women are most vulnerable to the deleterious effects on these issues.

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