Políticas pública: morbilidad y mortalidad materna e interrupción del embarazo. Diagnóstico a partir de las experiencias de mujeres migrantes en salud sexual y reproductiva en contextos humanitarios en Colombia.

Abstract

Given the migratory social phenomen of Venezuelan women, ther high and constant flow to Colombia, this article aims to expose the current panorama in humanitarian contexts of sexual and reproductive health of Venezuelan migrant population in Colombia; in terms of the scope and challenges of public policies directed towards maternal morbidity and mortality and interruption of pregnancy, in addition to the approaches on which access and guarantees to timely, comprehensive sexual and reprductive health services are based and of quality. This document offers, first of all a documentary analysis of the importance of sexual and reproductive health in humanitarian contexts, the responsability and institutional and state support that governments have for the migrant population; their responses and problems such as the lack of funding and articulation. Secondly, the needs and situations that migrant women face and are exposed to. To finally analyze what actions have been articulated in sexual and reproductive health in Colombia?, base on the national migration response plans, the reports and evaluation diagnoses presented on the unmet sexual and reproductive health needs of migrant population.