This collection represents a comprehensive examination of maternal health challenges in humanitarian settings, drawing from nine seminal research articles that explore the intersection of conflict, displacement, gender-based violence, and healthcare delivery. The evidence presented herein reveals the complex interplay of structural, cultural, and systemic barriers that affect vulnerable populations globally, particularly refugee and immigrant women.

The timeliness of this compilation cannot be overstated, given the ongoing global refugee crises and the persistent disparities in maternal health outcomes. Through rigorous research and thoughtful analysis, these papers provide both a stark assessment of current challenges and a roadmap for meaningful intervention.