Participatory photovoice study reveals how displacement affects sexual and reproductive health in refugee women, highlighting urgent healthcare access challenges.
Key Points
Displacement undermines sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and bodily autonomy, leading to increased healthcare needs due to unstable asylum processes.
Participants shared 36 photos illustrating themes like healthcare access, resilience, and living conditions in the context of displacement.
This was a participatory photovoice study where six refugee women documented their SRH experiences through photography and interviews.
The findings emphasize the need for trauma-informed and culturally sensitive healthcare approaches to improve SRH equity for refugee women.