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Further reading

There are many useful resources on this topic. We've selected a few and include a brief description of each resource under the link, so that you can see if it's something you'd like to read more about. If you have additional resources you would like to share through this toolkit, please send them to us by email at spl@ids.ac.uk

Sexual and reproductive health and rights: a useful discourse for feminist analysis and activism?

In this article the authors discuss how feminist understandings and activism around sexuality fit into the range of diverging understandings of sexual and reproductive rights, including views on health, and the significance of rights in women's and men's sexual and reproductive choices.

Tallis, V. and Washington, L.

Open Society Initative for Southern Africa (2012)

Muslims' perspectives on key reproductive and sexual health issues

These authors argue that health policies and programmes cannot treat reproduction as mere mechanics, as isolated biological events of conception and birth; rather they must treat it as a lifelong process inextricably linked to the status and roles of women in their homes and societies.

Ragab, A. R. A.

Africa Regional Sexuality Resource Centre (2011)

Interactions for Gender Justice

Interactions keep you up to date with research processes and policy-relevant findings as they happen. Each guide brings an in-depth view about the processes and outcomes of research in action,