Mass displacement and lack of basic infrastructure (clean water, medical care) create conditions for epidemic disease—a biopolitical dystopia where vulnerable populations face death from preventable causes due to state collapse and violence.
There are a million people displaced by violence in the epicenter. They live in dangerous conditions and are fighting the virus with very little clean water.
Case involving contested pregnancy termination and medical decision-making raises critical questions about reproductive autonomy, state… [more]
Article documents systematic forced medical procedure (FGM) affecting 73% of women in Gambia, representing severe bodily autonomy… [more]
Mass closure of HIV treatment facilities due to aid cuts represents a form of biopolitical control where vulnerable… [more]