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Displacement, human rights and sexual and reproductive health
conceptualizing gender protection gaps in Latin America
Front Cover -- Displacement Human Rights and Sexual and Reproductive Health: Conceptualizing Gender Protection Gaps in Latin America -- Copyright information -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of Figures and Tables -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Our approach: the dignity of displaced women and girls -- Grounding the research in times of COVID-19 -- Outline of the book -- one The Gendered Character of Forced Migration -- Forced migration, gender and UNHCR -- Gender, migration and the human right to health: ambiguities in governance and responsibility
Feminization of migration, displacement and health -- Feminization and gendered causes of Venezuelan forcibly displacement -- Conclusion -- two Problematizing the Migrant-Refugee Distinction in Latin America -- The politics of refuge -- The migrant-refugee distinction and hierarchies of rights -- Conclusion -- three Latin American Normative Frameworks of Migration and Asylum -- The protection gap and the return of the migrant-refugee binary -- Local frameworks and responses -- Brazil -- Colombia -- Conclusion
Four Protecting the Human Right to Health of Women and Girls from Venezuela as Necessary Fleers -- Women and girls as necessary fleers -- Barriers and determinants of sexual and reproductive health (and rights) in displacement -- Conclusion -- five Responsibility and the Ethics of Forced Displacement in South America -- Protection gaps and obstacles to enjoying rights -- Necessary fleers and principles of protection -- Responsibility for protection -- Responsibility, gender and the Venezuelan displacement -- Safe passage to places of first protection -- Places of first protection -- Safe mobility
Places of settled protection -- Resources for protection -- Protection failures and responsibilities of development -- Conclusion -- Conclusion -- References -- Notes -- Introduction -- one The Gendered Character of Forced Migration -- two Problematizing the Migrant-Refugee Distinction in Latin America -- three Latin American Normative Frameworks of Migration and Asylum -- four Protecting the Human Right to Health of Women and Girls from Venezuela as Necessary Fleers -- five Responsibility and the Ethics of Forced Displacement in South America -- Conclusion -- References -- Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Bristol : Bristol University Press,c2023