Sexual and reproductive rights of migrant women are a subject of growing interest due to the difficulties in accessing sexual and reproductive health services and supplies, along with constraints inherent to the health care system. This article analyzes the status of some sexual and reproductive rights of immigrant women from neighboring countries and Peru residing in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Using secondary data and interviews with key informants, this research examines adolescent reproduction, access to preventive care, and the predominant characteristics the in sexual and reproductive health care of this population group.
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