Safe Motherhood And Safe Fertility Among Turkey’s Syrian Women
Safe Motherhood And Safe Fertility Among Turkey’s Syrian Women

Author(s): Yaprak Civelek, Dicle Koylan
Subject(s): Gender Studies, Migration Studies
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: Safe Motherhood; Safe Fertility Among Turkey’s Syrian Women;
Summary/Abstract: In the twentieth century, various opinions on birth phenomenon are encountered including views that saw birth practices and belief as reflections of undisputedly accepted cultural patterns, but also views, who defined birth as a field in which the production, reproduction and resilience of culture emerge and the need to evaluate all these historically within the context of a unique political and economic relations, appear. (Van Hollen , 1994) However, birth in its simplest form is a phenomenon. Fertility simply refers to the frequency of live births. Consequently, the issue of "safety" based on birth, fertility and motherhood came to the fore.

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