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Realizing sexual and reproductive rights: a human rights framework
2012More than 18 years ago at the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in Cairo (1994) the world’s governments adopted the landmark Programme of Action on population and development.DocumentGood Practices for ensuring accountability for women's reproductive health submission to the independent expert review group call for evidence
Center for Reproductive Rights, formerly known as the Center for Reproductive Law and Policy, New York, 2012In May 2012, the Center for Reproductive Rights submitted information to the Independent Expert Review Group (iERG), a four-year panel that is part of the U.N. Secretary General's Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health, on best practices for protecting and promoting the health of women and young people worldwide.DocumentUNFPA Philippines
United Nations Population Fund, 2012Every day, around eleven women in the Philippines die during pregnancy and childbirth, and for every maternal death at least 20 other women suffer serious complications, some of which are life-long.DocumentForsaken lives: the harmful impact of the Philippine criminal abortion ban
Center for Reproductive Rights, formerly known as the Center for Reproductive Law and Policy, New York, 2010What is the situation with unsafe abortion and women’s reproductive health and rights in the Philippines? This report by the Center for Reproductive Rights addresses the human rights violations resulting from the imposition of the Philippines’ criminal prohibition of abortion, particularly focusing on the experiences of women who have undergone unsafe abortions.DocumentWebsite: Women for Positive Action
Women for Positive Action, 2012Are you looking for a global initiative that responds to the specific concerns of women living and working with HIV?DocumentEvidence on sexual rights in relation to reproductive and maternal health: input into DFID’s Reproductive and Maternal Health Strategy
BRIDGE, 2010The denial of sexual rights can negatively impact reproductive and maternal health (RMH). This paper provides input into DFID’s Reproductive and Maternal Health Strategy, focusing on areas and groups it under-emphasises. Issues for men and women in general are considered, along with groups – namely lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people are stigmatised due to their sexuality.DocumentPoverty and sexuality: what are the connections?
Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, 2010Although the interconnections between sexuality and poverty are under-studied, there is an emerging literature by researchers, activists and organisations, which has been drawn together in this Sida publication. It examines the relationship between these two themes – providing an overview of each separately, and discussing their linkages.DocumentEROTICS: Sex, rights and the internet - an exploratory research study
Association for Progressive Communications, 2011How may emerging debates and the growing practice of online content regulation either impede or facilitate the different ways women use the internet and the impact on their sexual expression, sexualities and sexual health practices, and the assertion of their sexual rights? This is the primary research question of this Exploratory Research on Sexuality and the Internet (EROTICS) study.DocumentBriefing Paper: The Right to Contraceptive Information and Services for Women and Adolescents
Center for Reproductive Rights, 2010This briefing paper examines the right to access contraceptive information and services for women and adolescents.DocumentUniversal Periodic Review (UPR) Report on Sexual and Reproductive Rights in Uzbekistan
Labrys, 2008The legal, political and social climate in Uzbekistan does not allow for efficient work of non-governmental organisations in the area of sexual and reproductive rights. Fear of repression prevents activists from working on issues ranging from the rights of people living with HIV to gender education.Pages
