The Right to Reproductive Choice

A Study in International Law

in English, 213 pages,
Abo Akademia Univ, October 01, 1996
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This book places the right to reproductive choice within a framework of international law in order to demonstrate that international human rights law belongs to people. The author convinces the reader that, under existing instruments of international law, states have entered into very specific obligations to protect the right to reproductive choice as a human right, which, if effectively implemented, paves the way for full, healthy, and productive lives for women and men.