African women's history is a vast topic that embraces a wide variety of societies in over 50
countries with different geographies, social customs, religions, and historical situations …

The gender-based response to HIV in sub-Saharan Africa has tended to reinforce normative
stereotypes of women as subordinated, passive and powerless victims, in particular in …

In our fast changing world, issues of reproductive capital, surrogacy, and fertility relate to
global discourses of rich and poor, medical technology, gender, transnational health, bodily …

Participation in young peoples' sexual cultures in Maputo, Mozambique led to reflections
about the field dynamics of power, participation, desire, and discomfort. Structural …

Scholarly discussions on the value of minority inclusion within the university places
emphasis on confrontational struggle between claims for regulative facilitation of student …

The paper highlights the challenges of practicing biomedical ethics in reproductive health in
Uganda. The most contentious is patriarchy where most women don't take personal …