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Author: Joan Caivano

Joan Caivano is Senior Advisor at the Inter-American Dialogue, a center for policy analysis and exchange on Western Hemisphere affairs based in Washington, DC.
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Stop Violating Immigrant Women’s Reproductive Rights

Jane Marcus-Delgado and Joan Caivano
Stop Violating Immigrant Women’s Reproductive Rights

Human rights organizations have documented dozens of accounts of immigrants receiving inadequate medical treatment, pregnant women and newborns held in custody beyond the time limits allowed by law, and inhumane conditions for those forced to give birth in custody.

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