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Tensions and exclusions: the knotty policy encounter between sexual and reproductive health and rights and HIV

Susana T. Fried, Aziza Ahmed, Luisa Cabal

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The International Conference on Population and Development or ICPD (Cairo, 1994) provided a global policy framework centred on reproductive rights instead of population control. Global standards on...

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The International Conference on Population and Development or ICPD (Cairo, 1994) provided a global policy framework centred on reproductive rights instead of population control. Global standards on...

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The International Conference on Population and Development or ICPD (Cairo, 1994) provided a global policy framework centred on reproductive rights instead of population control. Global standards on...

Key concepts: Sexual and reproductive health and rights, Reproductive rights, Reproductive health, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Human rights, Population control, Population, Political science

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