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Body, politics and religion: the fight for the decriminalization of abortion in Brazil and Argentina – A challenge to the human rights of women

Karoline Dirino A;

Pereira Arbués M.

The perception of puerper women from a municipality in the Interior of Tocantins on obstetric violence

Dias AM;

Correia IS;

Ribeiro GB.

PUBLIC POLICIES DEVELOPED IN WOMEN'S PRISONS IN ARGENTINA

Brito TS.

| 380-388

Social inequalities and access to rights of black women in Brazil: An intersectional analysis

Cruz RC;

Faleiros JL;

Bolfarini ICM.

| 593-609

Violence against women: Public policies and their paths of confrontation in primary care

Freire MA;

Souza BB.

Perceptions of women executives about symbolic violence in labor relations in the Brazilian banking sector, a challenge to human rights

Arbués MP;

Macedo M;

Olmos A.

Prenatal care of black women: Inequities and inequalities in the care of pregnant women

Lopes NS;

Rocha IP;

Bastos NLMV;

Gama MS;

et al.

Women's leadership in the vision of women working in the financial market

Santos PA;

Neto JPB.

A portrait of the female labor market in Tocantins between 2000 and 2021

de Carvalho PAL.

| 925-940

Her own person: Gender, youth and citizenship

Garcia LG;

da Silva MBV.

The education of health professionals in coping with violence against elderly women

Swiech LM;

Renk VE.

Woman, women, all of us: Plural feminism

França CC.

| 255-274

Pedagogical methodologies in Science to facilitate the teaching and learning of children with autism

Cipriano JA;

Duarte-Silva E.

| 254-272

IUD insertion and reproductive planning performed by nurses in specialized primary care: An integrative review of the literature

Borges AES;

Berto BT;

Peres GS;

Machado JAS;

et al.

| 204-217

Impacts of obstetric violence in Brazil: A literature review

Silva JCO;

Brito LMC;

Alves ES;

Neto JBM;

et al.

Nurses' role in compulsory notification of domestic violence in a Basic Health Unit

Reis LTL;

Martins V;

Santos JT;

Flores PCB;

et al.

| 1083-1089

Obstetric violence and the multidisciplinary team

Martins IM.

| 427-432

The Intersectionality Of Quilombola Woman And Her Needs Of Care: Evidence Of Scientific Literature

Pacheco ZML;

Almeida GBS;

Silva ÉAe;

Farah BF;

et al.

| 242-259

Humanization of maternal care: A new perspective on prenatal and childbirth protocols with clinical case resolution

Barbosa LR.

| 332-361

THE INTELLECTUAL AND POLITICAL PROTAGONISM OF ANTONIETA DE BARROS

Gaya SM;

Laffin MHLF.

| 98-114

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Body, politics and religion: the fight for the decriminalization of abortion in Brazil and Argentina – A challenge to the human rights of women

The perception of puerper women from a municipality in the Interior of Tocantins on obstetric violence

PUBLIC POLICIES DEVELOPED IN WOMEN'S PRISONS IN ARGENTINA

Social inequalities and access to rights of black women in Brazil: An intersectional analysis

Violence against women: Public policies and their paths of confrontation in primary care

Perceptions of women executives about symbolic violence in labor relations in the Brazilian banking sector, a challenge to human rights

Prenatal care of black women: Inequities and inequalities in the care of pregnant women

Women's leadership in the vision of women working in the financial market

A portrait of the female labor market in Tocantins between 2000 and 2021

Her own person: Gender, youth and citizenship

The education of health professionals in coping with violence against elderly women

Woman, women, all of us: Plural feminism

Pedagogical methodologies in Science to facilitate the teaching and learning of children with autism

IUD insertion and reproductive planning performed by nurses in specialized primary care: An integrative review of the literature

Impacts of obstetric violence in Brazil: A literature review

Nurses' role in compulsory notification of domestic violence in a Basic Health Unit

Obstetric violence and the multidisciplinary team

The Intersectionality Of Quilombola Woman And Her Needs Of Care: Evidence Of Scientific Literature

Humanization of maternal care: A new perspective on prenatal and childbirth protocols with clinical case resolution

THE INTELLECTUAL AND POLITICAL PROTAGONISM OF ANTONIETA DE BARROS