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A selection of blogs from across the Federation
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Sex Worker Pride Day: No reproductive justice without sex workers
This Sex Worker Pride Day, we're celebrating something simple: sex workers belong at the heart of the reproductive justice and feminist movements.
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International Women’s Day: Power Rooted in Community
By Maria Antonieta Alcalde Castro, IPPF Director General
Africa
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“Sexual violence is becoming part of daily life”
TW: This article contains descriptions of rape and reference to suicide. All stories have been shared with informed consent from survivors.
Iran
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Don’t ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ Us: Fighting for Sexual and Reproductive Rights After the 12-Day War
Spectrum, Iran Community PartnerAs a queer-feminist not-for-profit organisation, Spectrum works on a spectrum
Sudan
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Care Against All Odds: SRH Providers as Human Rights Defenders in Sudan
Can you describe the devastating consequence of deliberate attacks on health facilities and personnel in Sudan amidst the ongoing war? As
Africa
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How can we lead when the rules are unpredictable, the playing field is uneven, and the very legitimacy of SRHR is under siege?
In the global fight for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) within the current political climate - which includes massive funding cuts from the US Administration, it
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“I haven't done anything wrong”: The role of CSE in disrupting harmful stereotypes
The recently launched Netflix short series, Adolescence, brings to the fore a convergence of ongoing discourses
Palestine
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Yes. We do need a 'different' Gaza.
Featured perspective from Ammal Awadallah, Executive Director of IPPF Member Association, Palestinian Family Planning and Protection Association (PFPPA).
Belgium
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Belgium: A Transformative Law for Sex Workers Rights
Sex Work Decriminalization in Belgium What is criminalization? What we called “criminalization” referred to the fact that all third-party services needed by a sex worker
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20 December 2024
Following decriminalization, the government chose, under the impulse of the national sex workers' organisation, to create a legal labour framework for sex work.
20 December 2024
Following decriminalization, the government chose, under the impulse of the national sex workers' organisation, to create a legal labour framework for sex work.
01 June 2024
We organise ourselves to dream that other horizons are possible for us, that we are here because others have walked before us and we continue to bet on union organisation so that the next ones to walk will do so with social justice and labour recognition, but above all so that they do not go through what we have had to endure.
01 June 2024
We organise ourselves to dream that other horizons are possible for us, that we are here because others have walked before us and we continue to bet on union organisation so that the next ones to walk will do so with social justice and labour recognition, but above all so that they do not go through what we have had to endure.
20 February 2024
Inhuman, barbaric, and brutal are the words that can be used to explain the recent findings of the Aidsfonds in
20 February 2024
Inhuman, barbaric, and brutal are the words that can be used to explain the recent findings of the Aidsfonds in
20 December 2024
Following decriminalization, the government chose, under the impulse of the national sex workers' organisation, to create a legal labour framework for sex work.
20 December 2024
Following decriminalization, the government chose, under the impulse of the national sex workers' organisation, to create a legal labour framework for sex work.
01 June 2024
We organise ourselves to dream that other horizons are possible for us, that we are here because others have walked before us and we continue to bet on union organisation so that the next ones to walk will do so with social justice and labour recognition, but above all so that they do not go through what we have had to endure.
01 June 2024
We organise ourselves to dream that other horizons are possible for us, that we are here because others have walked before us and we continue to bet on union organisation so that the next ones to walk will do so with social justice and labour recognition, but above all so that they do not go through what we have had to endure.
20 February 2024
Inhuman, barbaric, and brutal are the words that can be used to explain the recent findings of the Aidsfonds in
20 February 2024
Inhuman, barbaric, and brutal are the words that can be used to explain the recent findings of the Aidsfonds in
