Market reforms have produced stunning economic growth and many new millionaires, but they have also eroded access to healthcare and education for the poor.
Since 2011, Indiana has systematically passed laws that erode access to abortion and other reproductive health services.
Insecurity and displacement continues to cause hardship for many in the most insecure parts of the country and further eroded access to quality essential services country-wide.
While inside Iraq, insecurity has closed schools, eroded access to quality health care and safe water and left many children without caregivers, communities hosting displaced families are being overwhelmed by the influx of new arrivals.
The study, "Food Inequality, Injustice, and Rights," looks at international food trade and whether it enhances or erodes equitable access to food across the planet.
Those forces are eroding women's access to health care, and their right to control their lives.
Rather, it will be what Rob Nixon has dubbed "slow violence," largely against poor and non-white people: eroding coastlines, reduced access to food and water, higher risks of disease and illness, forced migration from ancestral homes.
Because why not erode women's access to health care in multiple ways?
