Development of Infertility-Related Health Policy
Governmentally mandated health policy has a significant role to play in the recognition and treatment of infertility. The inclusion or…
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Public Debate on Infertility
Inhorn and van Balen maintain that infertility is related to some of the most hotly contested political, bioethical, and moral…
Infertility-Related Health Data Collection and Surveillance
There is a critical need for the collection and surveillance of infertility-related health data. Knowledge of the etiology, risk factors,…
Infertility and the Need for Public Health Tools
Infertility affects the lives of individuals, couples and families; in addition there are social implications to prevention efforts, use of…
The Infertility Belt: An HIV/AIDS-Infertility Link
The intimate connection between HIV/AIDS and infertility is another key reason to consider infertility a public health concern. In the…
Infertility as a Public Health: The Intersection of Person and Society
Infertility is both an individual and social condition. An individual suffering from unwanted childlessness suffers from an ailing body, an…
Why Infertility Should Be Considered a Public Health Issue
I would now like to examine reasons for including infertility as an issue of public health concern. It is important…
What Defines Infertility as a Public Health Issue?
In order to determine whether infertility should be considered a public health issue, it is important to briefly examine the…
Infertility Treatment in the Developing World
Global demand for Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) is undeniable however; the cost and difficulty of providing such interventions are highly…
What are the Real Issues and Challenges to South African’s Women to Land Tenure Security?
The position of the South African woman has been part of inequality, political and socially degrading. The rise of her…
Land Tenure Security as it affects Women in South Africa
Security of Tenure implies access to land with protection against forced eviction, the right to enjoy the land including the…
Land Rights: Customary Law and Inheritance as it Affect Women in South Africa.
Customary law unfairly discriminate against women in relations to the allocation of land and tenure of security. Those who are…
Issues and Challenges Surrounding Land Tenure Security in South Africa
As a result of the inequalities of social exclusion by the Apartheid regime, the women of South Africa decline to…
Introduction to the Issue of Infertility
Infertility is a disease of the reproductive system which affects both men and women with almost equal frequency. It is…
Human Security and Feminist Perspective of Land Tenure Security in South Africa
Human security is security that is derived from ensuring the provision of basic needs for the individual. The South African…
Global Prevalence of Infertility
Infertility affects between 60 million and 168 million people worldwide; generally one in ten couples experience primary or secondary infertility….
Consequences of Infertility
Infertility interferes with one of the most fundamental and highly prized activities and thus presents a major life challenge to…
Civil Response to the Issues and Challenges of the South African’s Women to Land Tenure Security
At present according to civil response towards the Land Tenure reform programme in South Africa has been deemed to be…
Causes of Infertility
Infertility has a wide range of causes stemming from three general sources: physiological dysfunctions, preventable causes, and unexplained issues. Anatomical,…
Approaches for Land Reform Policy for Women and Land Rights in South Africa
The suggestion in this article is that there should be some certain approaches the South African government should comprehend in…
A Gendered Perspective on the South African Government’s Land Policies
Land reform policy is an initiative by government to successfully restore land to those who it has been taken away…
A Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy of Paternalism
Paternalism is defined in the following way, X behaves paternalistically towards Y: (1) only if X aims to close an…
Comparison of Widowhood Rituals among the Igbos and Yoruba People in Nigeria
Among the Yoruba, the ritual rites for the widow is called “ile Opo” and among the Igbos, this is called…
Comparison of Property and Widow Inheritance among the Igbo and the Yoruba People in Nigeria
A close and meticulous research revealed by majority of the Igbo respondents that at death of a woman’s husband, she…