Reproductive Rights and the Politics of Transition in South Africa

Women's rights to obtain an abortion in South Africa are severely limited. The Black Sash is a human rights organization in South Africa that works to help women and start a dialogue on women's reproductive rights.

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Published in:Journal of feminist studies in religion 1995-10, Vol.11 (2), p.117-127
Main Author: Ackermann, Denise M.
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Language:English
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Abortion
African culture
Apartheid
Bioethics
Organizations
Political debate
Political parties
Politics
Reproductive rights
State and Church Resistance to Women's Reproductive Well-Being
Women
Womens health
Womens health services
Womens rights
Womens rights movements
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Political debate
Political parties
Politics
Reproductive rights
State and Church Resistance to Women's Reproductive Well-Being
Women
Womens health
Womens health services
Womens rights
Womens rights movements
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