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Apply the women's rights as human rights framework to women's health and provide examples of how women's health is wrapped up issues of global polities?
explain globalization and how it affects women's health. what are some of the barriers to women's health and how can they be overcome?

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1. Women's rights, health and global politics - 150 words
2. Globalization and women's health plus barriers - 150 words
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Women's Health, Rights & Global Politics

Many societies attribute low status to women and the social roles they are required to perform. This "devaluation" of women often leads to a denial of rights - such as the right to access to information, adequate nutrition and health services such as family planning - to which they are entitled by the very fact that their governments have signed international agreements. In terms of modem human ...

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