Birth Justice: From Obstetric Violence to Abolitionist Care 1st Edition

Birth Justice: From Obstetric Violence to Abolitionist Care, 1st Edition is a thought-provoking and timely book that explores the intersections of reproductive justice, maternal health, and systemic inequalities in childbirth care. This book is aimed at healthcare professionals, midwives, obstetricians, nurses, medical students, public health practitioners, and social justice advocates who seek to understand and address the complex issues surrounding obstetric care and maternal rights.

The book critically examines obstetric violence, including coercive practices, disrespectful care, and systemic discrimination that disproportionately affects marginalized populations. It situates these issues within a broader social, historical, and structural context, highlighting how racism, ableism, and socioeconomic disparities influence maternal and neonatal outcomes.

Key Features

• Explores obstetric violence and systemic inequalities in maternal care

• Introduces abolitionist and transformative approaches to childbirth

• Combines research, case studies, and personal narratives

• Focus on patient autonomy, informed consent, and culturally sensitive care

• Practical guidance for clinicians, midwives, policymakers, and advocates

• Highlights social, historical, and structural determinants of birth outcomes

• Ideal for maternal health research, advocacy, and education

• Original 1st edition available online at BooksHub.pk