Compulsory female sterilisation in Brazil: reproductive rights for whom?

Family planning programmes have been implemented throughout the world since the mid-20th century. In Brazil, the act governing family planning has been law for 25 years. However, the concept does not seem to be well known, being understood as contraceptives distribution. This article discusses Brazi...

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Published in:	Critical and radical social work Vol. 10; no. 1; pp. 23 - 39
Main Authors:	Menandro, Leila Marchezi Tavares, Barrett, Hazel Rose
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Bristol Policy Press 01.03.2022 The Policy Press
Subjects:	20th century Birth control Brazil Coercion Conservatism Content analysis Contraceptives Families & family life Family law Family Planning Female Sterilisation Gender-Based Violence Judiciary Law Litigation Planning law Program implementation Reproductive Rights Sterilization Women Womens rights Brazil Brazil family planning female sterilisation reproductive rights gender-based violence
ISSN:	2049-8608, 2049-8675
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