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The Contested Politics of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

Editorial

Editorial
The contested politics of sexual and reproductive health and rights
N. Worthington, M. D. F. Natividad, R. Petchesky & R. Parker
Pages: 1-4
Published online: 10 Jul 2008
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Sexual politics and sexual rights in Brazil: An overview

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Sexual politics and sexual rights in Brazil: A case study”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

A. R. B. Vianna, S. Carrara & P. Lacerda
Pages: 5-21
Published online: 10 Jul 2008
AbstractforSexual politics and sexual rights in Brazil: An overview

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Sexual politics and sexual rights in Brazil: A case study”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

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Political intersections between HIV/AIDS, sexuality and human rights: A history of resistance to the anti-sodomy law in India

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Culture, politics, and discourses on sexuality: A history of resistance to the anti-Sodomy law in India”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>

R. Ramasubban
Pages: 22-38
Published online: 10 Jul 2008
AbstractforPolitical intersections between HIV/AIDS, sexuality and human rights: A history of resistance to the anti-sodomy law in India

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Culture, politics, and discourses on sexuality: A history of resistance to the anti-Sodomy law in India”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>

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Policies around sexual and reproductive health and rights in Peru: Conflict, biases and silence

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Sexual and reproductive rights policies in Peru: Unveiling false paradoxes”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

C. Cáceres, M. Cueto & N. Palomino
Pages: 39-57
Published online: 10 Jul 2008
AbstractforPolicies around sexual and reproductive health and rights in Peru: Conflict, biases and silence

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Sexual and reproductive rights policies in Peru: Unveiling false paradoxes”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

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The social construction of ARVs in South Africa

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Constitutional authority and its limitations: The politics of sexuality in South Africa”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

R. Sember
Pages: 58-75
Published online: 10 Jul 2008
AbstractforThe social construction of ARVs in South Africa

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Constitutional authority and its limitations: The politics of sexuality in South Africa”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

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‘New bottle, but old wine’: From family planning to HIV/AIDS in post-Doi Moi Vietnam

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “From family planning to HIV/AIDS in Vietnam: Shifting priorities, remaining gaps”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

L. M. Giang & N. T. M. Huong
Pages: 76-91
Published online: 10 Jul 2008
Abstractfor‘New bottle, but old wine’: From family planning to HIV/AIDS in post-Doi Moi Vietnam

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “From family planning to HIV/AIDS in Vietnam: Shifting priorities, remaining gaps”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

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Looking for sex in all the wrong places

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Looking for sex in all the wrong places: The silencing of sexuality in the World Bank's public discourse”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

K. R. Camarg Jr & R. A. Mattos
Pages: 92-104
Published online: 10 Jul 2008
AbstractforLooking for sex in all the wrong places

*This article is based on a longer study that was developed in collaboration with Sexuality Policy Watch, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. For an extended discussion of the issues examined in this article, see “Looking for sex in all the wrong places: The silencing of sexuality in the World Bank's public discourse”, which is available as part of the e-book, SexPolitics: Reports from the Front Lines, edited by Richard Parker, Rosalind Petchesky, and Robert Sember, 2007. This e-book includes a series of case studies, as well as a crosscutting analysis, focused on the politics of sexual health and rights in eight countries and two institutional contexts. SexPolitics can be found online at <>.

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