The Hindi edition of RHM is published in New Delhi, India, by CREA (Creating Resources for Empowerment and Action), New Delhi.
CREA’s mission is to build feminist leadership, advance women’s human rights, and expand sexual and reproductive freedoms. RHM Hindi is one of the most important publications that CREA publishes and shares with its networks and is the only peer-reviewed journal on SRHR in Hindi in India
RHM Hindi presents theme-based academic articles, translated into Hindi. This increases the access of Hindi-speaking activists and organisations to a wide range of resource materials which otherwise are rarely made available to them. The journal is extensively used by women’s health and rights advocates, health service providers, health policymakers, ministries and state health departments, non-governmental organisations, and other civil society organisations focusing on health, population, development, and human rights.
So far, CREA has published the following editions of Reproductive Health Matters in Hindi:
1, 2006: 'Sexuality and rights' on sexuality and sexual rights within the larger franework
2, 2007: 'Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Young People' on issues faced by young people in accessing information and services around reproductive and sexual health and rights
3, 2008: 'Maternal Mortality and Morbidity' on women`s rights and safe-motherhood
4, 2009: 'HIV/AIDS and Human Rights' on the role of sexual and reproductive health services in prevention of HIV/AIDS, feminization of HIV/AIDS as well as links between sexual violence and HIV/AIDS
5, 2011: 'Criminalisation' on the impact of criminalisation on sexual and reproductive health and rights; State regulation of sexuality through various tools of criminalisation, and links between sexual violence, HIV/AIDS and criminalisation
6, 2012: 'Abortion and Rights' on criminalisation of abortion, impact of religion and cultural norms on women's bodies and rights, sex selection, quality of and access to health services and public health policy related to women's rights to bodily autonomy.
editorial team:
Meenu Pandey
CREA
7 Mathura Road, 2nd Floor, Jangpura B,
New Delhi 110014, India
published annually
first issue 2006
copies available free from:
crea@creaworld.org
Full text current & back issues available free from the website:
http://web.creaworld.org/items.asp?CatID=3
