Forced Sterilization: Government Policies and the Voices of the Victims by Lydia Vasquez exposes the dark history and global impact of forced sterilization policies, providing personal testimonies, legal perspectives, and calls for justice in an intersectional approach.

This comprehensive and thought-provoking book delves into the physical and psychological consequences of forced sterilization, examines the violations of human rights, and explores the legal and ethical frameworks needed to seek reparations and prevent future violations.

From the United States to Peru, Germany to China, this book sheds light on the voices of the victims and the ongoing struggle for justice.