Reproductive and Sexual Rights of Young Women and Their Health Outcome (9783659000409)

Unequal power relations and lack of autonomy characterize the situation of married women in many settings; the autonomy of married young women is particularly constrained. In many countries in South Asia and the Middle East, early and arranged marriages are the norm and in most cases, the young woman scarcely knows her husband and is not involved in marriage-related decision-making. Worldwide, at least one woman in three has been beaten, coerced into sex, or otherwise abused in her lifetime (JHU, 1999). Many young women are faced with the challenge of saying no to unprotected sex, especially when dependent economically and socially on their male partners. The fear of violent consequences contributes to the absence of any negotiating position for protected sex (Development studies Network, 2000). This study tries to explore the young married women's perception on sexual and reproductive rights, gender roles and husband's behavior and its association with their experiences of sexual & physical violence and health problems.

Product details

• Format Paperback | 292 pages
• Dimensions 152 x 229 x 17mm | 431g
• Publication date 27 Apr 2012
• Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
• Language English
• Edition Statement Aufl.
• ISBN10 365900040X
• ISBN13 9783659000409

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