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Paper: The 'invisible' among the marginalised: Do gender and intersectionality matter in COVID-19 response?
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Dear community members,Sharing my paper published in the Indian Journal of Medical Ethics : "The 'invisible' among the marginalised: Do gender and intersectionality matter in COVID-19 response?". The…Continue
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Paper: The 'invisible' among the marginalised: Do gender and intersectionality matter in COVID-19 response?
Dear community members,Sharing my paper published in the Indian Journal of Medical Ethics : "The 'invisible' among the marginalised: Do gender and intersectionality matter in COVID-19 response?". The paper looks at the COVID-19 context and argues the critical need for gender and intersectionality in the design and implementation of policies and relief measures. To elucidate, the paper is contextualised in rural and tribal South Rajasthan and explains how gender-blind policies, faulty…See More
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