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Assessing female frontline health workers' safety

26 Feb 2021

Violence against female community health workers poses an urgent threat to their lives and those of the people they serve. This paper emerges from the observations of a fact-finding team investigating the sexual assault and murder of an accredited social health activist (ASHA) in the state of Uttar Pradesh. The paper outlines the case, the mechanisms through which social backlash and community-sanctioned violence react to these designated 'change agents', and the need for the National Health Mission to institutionalize a support structure to prevent and counter-violence against its workers.

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PubMed
YEAR OF PUBLISHING
2017
AUTHORS
Jashodhara Dasgupta, Jayashree Velankar, et al

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