Grs] 310: Women's health rights movements reconcep- tualizing notions of health Globally Maternal health : Women's movements have focused on improving maternal health outcomes. - advocating for access to quality health care services, reducing maternal mortality rates; underlying social and economic factors that hinder women's access to proper care during pregnancy and childbirth . Reproductive rights: WM have fought for the recognition and protection of women's reproductive rights , includes the access to contraception , safe and legal abortion , and compre- hensive sexual education . Their goal is to ensure that women have control over their own bodies and can make informed decisions about their reproductive health . Gender - Based Violence : WM have been at the fore- front of addresing gender-based violence , including domestic Violence , sexual assault , and harmful practices like female genital mutilation and child marriage . The WM work tow- ards creating legal frameworks , raising awarness and providing Support services for survivors . Gender equality : WM advocate . for gender equality in
1. U 1 all aspect of life , including healthcare . They Push for equal access to healthcare facilities , resources , and treatment for women and men , as well as adressing gender biases in health- care systems. Intersectionality: WM recognize that the experiences and needs of women vary based on intersecting factors such as race , class , sexuality , and disability . They Strive for an specific challenges faced by marginalized women and ensures that their vioces are heard and their rights are protected. Global health governance: WM challenges the power dynamics and structures within global health governance, advocating for the inclusion of diverse voices and processes . They aim to ensure that women's health needs are prioritized and that policies and program are implemented effectively.
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