Migrant women and SDGs: Access to sexual and reproductive health services in Japan

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Masako Tanaka is a researcher based within the Faculty of Global Studies at Sophia University in Japan. Her work is focused on ensuring that women are given access to sexual and reproductive health services in Japan. Importantly, part of her studies are focused on migrants and including them in these considerations in a bid to uphold one of the most important aspects of the Sustainable Development Goals: that no one is left behind.

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Title: Impact

Abbreviated Title: impact

Publisher: Science Impact, Ltd.

ISSN (Print): 2398-7073

Publication date Created: November 30 2020

Publication date (Print): November 30 2020

Volume: 2020

Issue: 7

Pages: 62-63

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DOI: 10.21820/23987073.2020.7.62

SO-VID: 9a92454f-1d77-48ed-885e-cecf9ad07a7d

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