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Cantus Lamentus: Navigating HIV positive mothers subjectivities in Egypt post 2011
This thesis explores the subjectivities of mothers living with HIV in relation to the exercised techniques of governing HIV and AIDS in Egypt. Drawing on the experiences of women living with HIV, in addition to the analysis of the National HIV Strategic frameworks and national media press articles,...
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2015
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