Access to safe abortion services is a human right. Under international human rights law, everyone has a right to life, a right to health, and a right to be free from violence, discrimination, and torture or cruel, inhuman and...
Dignity is for all! The #PeriodDignity Facebook discussion was held on 23 September 2020 on Facebook. Unite with us as we take the journey of ensuring that everyone who menstruates has a dignified period. Find us on Fa...
Inter Agency Working Group's series of webinars on SRHR in the Humanitarian-Development Nexus September 22 (15:00-16:30 CAT/09:00-10:30 New York) Operationalizing Safe Abortion Care in Acute and Protracted Settings See pre...
The emergence of COVID-19 on the global scene in December 2019 has led to drastic measures to contain its spread and effects. These include lockdowns and other restrictions, and have necessitated re-prioritization of governme...
The world is failing children with HIV. Progress on preventing vertical transmission has stalled and, in some countries, regressed significantly. Early infant diagnosis and treatment enrollment have flatlined at dismally low ...
Join us for our final webinar on Advocacy for Menstrual Health. The topic of the webinar is: Approaches to advocating for and developing Menstrual Health policies with systematic guidelines for implementation. When: 14 Aug...
Join us for the 'Sexual and Gender Diversity and its Intersection with Human Rights and HIV' workshops hosted by the AIDS Foundation of South Africa (AFSA). The two day sessions will be facilitated by Leigh Ann van der Mer...
When referring to HIV/AIDS stigma one can argue that there is internal stigma as well as external stigma both which also have different layers and manifest differently. Zandile Simelane a young HIV activist from Swaziland ...
The scourge of Gender Based Violence is an issue which affects people from all sectors of society. We asked Network members what they felt should be done to combat GBV within countries and communities during the current COVID...
LGBTIQ+ people often face disproportionate levels of violence at the hands of both strangers and intimate partners. In some settings, sexual and gender minorities who suffer violence are not viewed as victims of prejudice. ...
