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Gender and ageing
 — a position paper, November 2000
Author(s)Sylvia Beales, Samantha Page, Sangeeta Patel
Corporate AuthorHelpAge International
PublisherHelpAge International, London, 2000
Pages8 pp (plus summary)
SourceHelpAge International, 67-74 Saffron Hill, London EC1N 8QX.
KeywordsOlder men ; Older women ; Ageing process ; Rights [elderly] ; Needs [elderly] ; International ; Developing countries.
AnnotationGender and ageing debates have tended to focus on older women, because they live longer than men, and face special disadvantages and discrimination. For HelpAge International (HAI), promoting older people's rights means understanding and responding to the specific changes brought by ageing to the needs, capacities and roles of both men and women, in their families, communities and societies. This paper summarises HAI's position and its agenda for action. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-001214504 P
ClassmarkBC: BD: BG: IKR: IK: 72: 7B *

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