Women’s property rights, HIV and AIDS, and domestic violence
Publication year
2007
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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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