TAILIEUCHUNG - WOMEN OF THE WORLD: LAWS AND POLICIES AFFECTING THEIR REPRODUCTIVE LIVES

Imagine a world in which the laws and policies of every country allowed women to fully enjoy their reproductive rights. While this is still a distant goal, a confluence of factors has enabled women’s health and rights advocates to bring it into focus. The 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) and the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women (FWCW) were groundbreaking for so many reasons, among them that governments agreed that everyone has reproductive rights, and that they are an inalienable part of established international human rights. The recognition, long overdue, that the “traditional” human rights framework applies to women’s unique human condition, including their reproductive and sexual lives, has inspired. | Center for Reproductive Rights Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women ARROW PAGE 2 WOMEN OF THE WORLD WOMEN OF THE WORLD LAWS AND POLICIES AFFECTING THEIR REPRODUCTIVE LIVES Published by The Center for Reproductive Rights 120 Wall Street New York NY 10005 . 2005 All rights reserved 2005 Center for Reproductive Rights and Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women ARROW . Any part of this report may be copied translated or adapted with permission from the authors provided that the parts copied are distributed free or at cost not for profit and the Center for Reproductive Rights and the co-authoring organization of a particular country chapter are acknowledged as the authors. Any commercial reproduction requires prior permission from the Center. The Center would appreciate receiving a copy of any materials in which information from the publication is used. ISBN 1-890671-29-0 LAWS AND POLICIES AFFECTING THEIR REPRODUCTIVE LIVES PAGE 3 Ackn owl edgm ents The Center for Reproductive Rights would like to thank its partners in East and Southeast Asia for making this report possible. This report is a product of the hard work and commitment of many wonderful individuals associated with the Asian-Pacific Resource Research Centre for Women ARROW the Population Research Institute at Renmin University of China the Institute for Social Studies and Action ISSA the Women s Health Advocacy Foundation WHAF and the Research Centre for Gender Family and Development CGFED . Many others too many to name have guided and assisted us and our partners during the challenging process of gathering information about national laws and policies in the countries surveyed. We are incredibly grateful for their cooperation and support. This report could not have been completed without the leadership and guidance of ARROW Malaysia which functioned as the regional coordinator of the project. ARROW guided the Center in the selection of partners for the project and convened .

• Quản trị kinh doanh
• Sexual harassment
• Domestic violence
• Local Governments
• Executive branch
• Domestic sources
• Health Laws
• Peer victimization
• Late childhood
• Developmental transition
• Peer Relations In School from an Ecological perspective
• Women at the workplace
• Sociological review
• Ladies at working environment
• Privileges of ladies particularly right
• Town breathing new life
• Women’s spectrum and caters
• Personal stories of sexual harassment
• Law Raya Sarkar
• Workplace buffeted social media
• kinh doanh
• tiếp thị
• thư tiếng anh
• quản lý nhân sự
• thư kinh doanh
• long term conditions
• Adherence presumes
• prescriber and patient
• Crop Production
• Mechanisms and Tolerance
• Current Knowledge
• Sex Education
• Political Framework
• Examining Reproductive
• Family Planning
• Health Laws and
• Population
• Reproductive Health
• Contraception
• Social Rights
• Sexual Offenses
• the Community
• Clinical Authority
• Human Rights
• Mental Health Law
• Fusion Proposal
• Educational
• Progesterone Resistance
• Resistance and Targeting
• Progesterone Receptors
• Therapeutic Approach
• Approach to Endometriosis
• Endometriosis
• National Government
• Legal Guarantees
• Physical Integrity
• Territorial Divisions
• Forensic psychiatry
• Ethical issues
• Mental health
• Capacity laws including their administering bodies
• Psychiatric reports
• The psychosocial milieu
• Genetic influences
• intensify efforts
• measure and regularly
• policy measures
• Small RNAs
• Gene Expression
• Under Abiotic
• BMC Women's Health
• Ethiopian abortion law
• Reproductive age women
• Systematic random sampling technique
• Abortion laws