Socio-sanitary conditions of migrant women in prostitution in the Colombia-Venezuela border area
South-South International Dossier
Number #5: South-South Migration Movements: Socio-sanitary conditions of migrant women in prostitution in the Colombia-Venezuela border area
Authors: Lorena Mesa Melgarejo and Manuel Espinel
CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty
July 2020
El V Dossier on South-South International Health, It was prepared by CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty, jointly with IDEP Salud (Argentina) and FLACSO Dominican Republic.
The central objective of these materials is to strengthen a decolonial, emancipatory, and intercultural process in the development of a new South-South International Health. We publish these Dossiers according to a schedule of unpublished works and articles by leading researchers and working groups on topics such as the colonial geopolitics of the international cooperation system, South-South International Health and the decolonial turn, migration, the global agenda for reforms to health systems and policies, social security and social protection in the 21st century, socio-environmental emergencies and disaster capitalism, militarization and humanitarian action, environmental epidemiology and extractivism, international epidemiology, the medical-industrial pharmaceutical complex and medicines, among other topics that we will incorporate as this open forum develops its output.
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