This briefing note summarises Shirley Lennon’s dissertation for a Master’s degree from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, which highlights the link between a lack of access to water and sanitation facilities and sexual violence against women within the context of urban slums in Delhi and suggests how this problem can be addressed.
Fear and Anger: Perceptions of Risks Related to Sexual Violence against Women Linked to Water and Sanitation in Delhi, India
- 2011
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Author:
- Shirley Lennon
Organization:
- Sanitation and Hygiene Applied Research for Equality (SHARE)
Citation:
- Lennon, S. (2011). Fear and Anger: Perceptions of Risks Related to Sexual Violence against Women Linked to Water and Sanitation in Delhi, India. SHARE. Available at: https://www.shareresearch.org/research/fear-and-anger-perceptions-risks-related-sexual-violence-against-women-linked-water-and
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