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Globalisation of birth markets: a case study of assisted reproductive technologies in India

  By admin ART & Surrogacy Publications, Articles and Edited Volumes, Our Work, Publications, Surrogacy & ARTs

N. Sarojini, Vrinda Marwah & Anjali Shenoi | Globalization and Health | 12 August 2011 Abstract The escalation of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ARTs) in India into a veritable fertility industry is the result of a multitude of reasons. This paper… Continue reading

Commercial Surrogacy in India

  By admin Articles and Edited Volumes, Publications

Vrinda Marwah | Genewatch | July 2011 “I told him (doctor) I didn’t have work, my children go hungry, my husband gets only Rs 3000 (US $65 approx) a month and we have four children to feed. I told him… Continue reading

The Travesty of Informed Consent: Case of HPV Vaccination “Demonstration Projects”

  By admin Articles and Edited Volumes, Publications

Sarojini N., Anjali Shenoi | MFC Bulletin February-July 2011 | Pg 29 The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccination ‘Demonstration Projects’ were conducted in Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat by PATH International (an American NGO), in collaboration with Indian Council of Medical… Continue reading

Population growth, fertility rate dip

  By admin Archives, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, Others

Kounteya Sinha | TNN | 12 July 2011 NEW DELHI: India’s decadal growth rate has come down from 21.54 in 2001 to 17.64, according to the latest census. Also encouraging is the steady decline in the Total Fertility Rate, which… Continue reading

Regional Workshop on Violence as a Public Health Issue in Muzzafarnagar

  By admin Gender Based Violence, Our Work

Sama organized a three day capacity building workshop along with Astitva Samajik Sanstha on Violence as a Public Health Issue in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh on 23-25 June, 2011. The workshop discussed the linkages between GBV, health and the health system.… Continue reading

Linkages in Marginalisation

  By admin Articles and Edited Volumes, Publications

Sarojini N., Ishita Sharma | Himal | June 2011 ‘Adolescent health’ is increasingly becoming a buzzphrase for UN agencies, donors and international NGOs. The empowerment of adolescent and young girls is being projected as the answer to a happier, healthier… Continue reading

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  • Building Capacities and Leadership

    Our training and capacity-building initiatives are designed to strengthen women’s and young people’s (especially young women and girls) leadership in rural and peri-urban … Read more »

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    Over the last 25 years, Sama – Resource Group for Women and Health has conducted research on wide-ranging issues related to women’s health, public health, mental health, gender-based violence (GBV), and sexual and reproductive … Read more »

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    With our strong and expanding connections at both the policy and grassroots levels, we are well placed to shape policy initiatives that reflect ground realities. We also create platforms that support community … Read more »

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