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Women's Property Rights, HIV and AIDS, and Domestic Violence
Women's Property Rights, HIV and AIDS, and Domestic Violence
Hema Swaminathan, Kimberly Ashburn, Aslihan Kes, Nata Duvvury, Cherryl Walker, Michael Aliber, Busi Nkosi, Margaret A Rugadya, Kamusiime Herbert
2007
ICRW, along with Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) and Associates for Development (AfD), conducted research over a two-year period in Amajuba district, South Africa, and Iganga district, Uganda, to explore the linkages between women's property rights, HIV/AIDS and violence. This book brings together the findings from the two studies as well as a comparative analysis of similarities and differences across the two study sites.
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