Economic Inequalities Affect Access to Sexual Health Resources
Economic disparities have always been an integral part of human society, but their impact on sexual health is often underestimated....
Intersectionality is a concept used to describe how multiple forms of discrimination can overlap and reinforce each other. It has become increasingly important for understanding social inequality...
How can queer bioethics challenge normative assumptions about risk, bodily integrity, and ethical responsibility in clinical care? In contemporary medicine, there is an implicit assumption that...
We must understand that there is a growing tension between queer reproductive autonomy and societal, cultural, and legal restrictions around reproduction. This tension has been present for many...
The concept of bodily autonomy is considered essential for democratic citizenship because it affords individuals freedom from external interference in their personal lives and physical self. This...
Bodily sovereignty refers to an individual's right to control their own body, including decisions about their physical health and wellbeing. This includes the ability to make informed choices...
What is Sexual Autonomy?
Sexual autonomy refers to the ability of individuals to determine their own sexual desires and behaviors without external interference or coercion. It encompasses a range...
Reproductive governance can be understood as the regulation and control of human reproduction, which includes a wide range of practices such as birth control methods, abortion laws, fertility...
The following article discusses how policies regulating reproductive rights function as extensions of political power over intimate life. It will examine different ways in which these policies affect...
State Management of Reproduction and Its Impact on Public Duty and Private Autonomy
State management of reproduction involves various policies that govern the processes of human reproduction and...