Sexual and reproductive health rights and justice – tracking the relationship

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size AcknowledgementsThe majority of the contributions to this symposium issue were initially presented at a conference entitled Global Flows, Human Rights, Sexual and Reproductive Health: Ethnographies of Institutional Change in the South, organised by the first author at the University of Sussex, UK, in July 2011 (supported by an ESRC grant Res-062-23-1609 and a small grant from the Wellcome Trust). A subsequent panel discussion on Global Flows, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights: Ethnographies of Crossing and 'Translation' in the Global South was organised by both the authors at the American Anthropological Association meeting in San Francisco in November 2012. We thank Lynn Morgan for sharing her notes as discussant for the panel.