vulnerability in sexual and reproductive health among university students of chiapas under the frame of structural violence
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Abstract
This writing aims to highlight from an intersectional view the dynamic tension between structural violence suffered by
migrant youth university groups in Chiapas and their agency capability. The paper shows social relations between
students that are mediated by sociocultural agendas around sexuality and sexual reproductive health.
Recommendations for analysis and attention to the violence arising from the findings are given; in addition, this article
provides information on intercultural fields.
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| Authors | ;Virginia Ivonne Sánchez Vázquez;Verónica Gutiérrez Villalpando |
| Journal | physical chemistry chemical physics |
| Year | 2016 |
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