Description
Book SynopsisChapter 1. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Africa and the Caribbean (Olaitan et al.).- Chapter 2. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Women: A Descriptive Analysis (Olaitan and Adegalu).- Chapter 3. Autocentric Ubuntu and Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa (Ndasauka).- Chapter 4. Literature Review: Evidence-Based Interventions and Policy Implementation for SRHR and GBV in the Caribbean and Sub-Saharan Africa (Tubi-Nwangwu).- Chapter 5. In Search of Elusive Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for Commercial Sex Workers in Lesotho: An Examination (Tesele and Xaba).- Chapter 6. Legal Answer for a Socio-Political Question: Informed Consent and the Limits of Judicial Relief for Obstetric Violence Cases in Kenya (Odada and Koitsioe).- Chapter 7. Exploring the Intersectionality of Internal Displacement and Gender-Based Violence in Africa (Balogun).- Chapter 8. Engaging Men in the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights of Women in Africa: Case Studies of Nigeria and Chad (Alere).- Chapter 9. Reproductive Rights in Crisis: Addressing Family Planning Needs among Internally Displaced Women in North Central Nigeria, West Africa, (Imoh et al.).- Chapter 10. Dynamics of Violent Conflict and Gender-Based Violence in Africa (Oyekanmi).- Chapter 11. Women of Childbearing Age’s Challenges in Accessing Maternal Healthcare: A Case of Zimbabwe’s Makonde District (Mabemba).- Chapter 12. “The worst is when you have to review the death of a baby”: The Experiences of District Clinical Specialist Team Members during the National Health Insurance pilot program in the Tshwane District (Wonci).- Chapter 13. Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for Women with Disabilities (WWDs) in Africa: A Systematic Review (Mapendere).- Chapter 14. Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and Policy Integration for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Africa (Famutimi).- Chapter 15. Influence of Sociocultural Norms on Informed Consent for Cesarean Section in Nigeria (Obiagbaoso).- Chapter 16. Women and Mental Health during Pregnancy: The Case of Ruwa, Harare East District, Zimbabwe (Moyo).- Chapter 17. Honouring the Humanity of Women: Considerations on Moving From Harm to Help and Healing Reproductive Health and Rights in Jamaica (Heron).- Chapter 18. Comprehensive Sexual Education for Adolescents and Youth: A Comparative Perspective of Kenya and Cuba (Rottok).- Chapter 19. The Politics of Menstrual Stigmas and Taboos: Integrating Menstrual Health and Sexual Reproductive Health Rights in Africa and the Caribbean Region (Moodley-Marie and Parry).- Chapter 20. When Two Became the Right Thing to Do: The Development and Implementation of the Family Planning Policy in Jamaica (Maxwell).
