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Study : Accès à la santé des femmes dans la région MENA – Barrières, discriminations et exclusions intersectionnelles (Liban, Maroc, Tunisie, Mauritanie)
Access to care, stigma and rights

Accès à la santé des femmes dans la région MENA – Barrières, discriminations et exclusions intersectionnelles (Liban, Maroc, Tunisie, Mauritanie)

Type
Study
Published
2025
Countries
Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritania, Lebanon
Language
Français

This study examines barriers to healthcare among 641 marginalised women in Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia and Mauritania. It highlights the impact of costs, distance, transport barriers, stigma and discrimination in healthcare settings. Migrant women and those facing multiple vulnerabilities experience particularly severe exclusion. The report recommends universal health coverage, decentralised care, inclusive services and effective complaint mechanisms.

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