Migration and Women's Health
Gender-based Violence
Barriers to Healthcare
Rape Myths and Victim Blaming
Case Study- Murder of a Female Doctor in India
100

The UCL-Lancet Commission debunked this myth about migrants by showing they often have lower first-birth rates than non-migrants.

What is the myth of high fertility rates among migrants

100

According to testimonies in Chapter 4, many women reported experiencing violence beginning at this stage of life

What is childhood

100

This global organization provides recommendations on workplace harassment policies for healthcare workers

What is the World Health Organization (WHO)

100

This is the primary reason many survivors do not report their sexual assault to authorities.

What is fear of stigma, retaliation, or disbelief

100

This is the primary reason the murder of the female doctor was considered both workplace violence and gender-based violence

What is systemic misogyny and unsafe working conditions

200

According to the Sweden study, name one of the reasons that women living as undocumented migrants are vulnerable?

Any of these may apply: What is lower contraceptive access, lower incomes, psychological trauma from escaping their countries of origin, discrimination

200

This is the most common reason workplace harassment laws fail to protect female workers from violence

What is poor enforcement

200

The UCL-Lancet Commission identified this as one of the biggest challenges preventing migrants from accessing healthcare services.

What are legal barriers or lack of health insurance

200

The media can shape public perceptions of sexual violence by reinforcing or challenging these false beliefs

What are rape myths

200

The doctor’s attacker, who was later arrested, worked in this role within the hospital setting

What is a civic volunteer

300

According to the UCL-Lancet Commission, approximately this fraction of the world's population was on the move in 2018.

What is 1/7 (one-seventh) of the world's population

300

In Tanzania, is prevalience of violence against women lower or higher than the global average

What is higher (44% of women have experienced physical or sexual IPV)

300

Name at least one barrier that prevent women experiencing IPV from seeking help

What is Gender inequality, cost of transport services, corruption, limited or inaccessible services, or lack of quality care

300

This belief falsely suggests that women invite sexual violence through their actions, clothing, or behavior

What is victim-blaming

300

After this case, many activists called for stronger workplace policies and enforcement of this law, which has existed in India since 2013.

What is the Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act

400

This 2018 commission published by The Lancet examined global health challenges for people on the move

What is the UCL-Lancet Commission on Migration and Health

400

Women's testimonies in Chapter 4 reveal that this often prevented them from escaping domestic violence.

What is financial dependence/poverty/economic insecurity

400

Women in Chapter 4 describe this emotion preventing them from seeking medical help due to prior negative experiences with authorities.

What is fear/distrust

400

In the Tanzania study, this belief that any time a woman goes against her husband she risks being beaten is perpetuated by what theme/idea?

What are gender norms 

500

According to the interviews conducted with the undocumented migrants, experiencing subpar treatment from healthcare professionals resulted in what feelings among the women?

What is anxiety and mistrust/fear regarding healthcare professionals

500

This term refers to the societal structures and workplace policies that disadvantage women and make them more vulnerable to workplace violence.

What is structural misogyny

500

According to testimonies in Chapter 4, when women did receive medical care, they often faced this additional barrier beyond language differences.

What is discrimination/disbelief/disrespect from healthcare providers

500

Although women may use informal abilities to seek help why are women hesitant to interact with formal systems? (police, healthcare workers, etc)

What is limited trust in response systems 

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