
Latest Perspectives
A selection of blogs from across the Federation

Iran
Don’t ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ Us: Fighting for Sexual and Reproductive Rights After the 12-Day War
On the night of June 13, 2025, the Israeli army launched a surprise attack on Iran. In response, Iran launched missiles and bombs, leaving civilians in fear and disbelief at how their lives had radically changed overnight. For women and queer people in particular, the consequences for their health and rights were catastrophic.

14 July 2025
Dr. Limiaa Khalfalla, Executive Director of the Sudan Family Planning Association on SRH Providers as Human Rights Defenders in Humanitarian Settings from the High-level IPPF side event.

26 February 2025
Gaza’s suffering continues despite the ceasefire. With healthcare in ruins and aid dwindling, urgent action is needed to support Palestinian-led recovery and ensure justice, dignity, and true peace.

24 February 2025
Ukrainian women are shouldering the weight of conflict and social instability, facing deepening gender inequality and mounting reproductive pressures. They must not be forgotten.

23 February 2024
If you come to Kyiv, it may seem to you that the city lives like any other capital in the world: people go to w

08 December 2023
Palestine is a litmus test to our collective commitment to human rights, and to the sexual and reproductive rights of all women and girls.

03 February 2022
IPPF is currently supporting the PNG Family Health Association extend essential health services from its 8 static clinics in hard-to-reach communities via the mobile clinics outreach program.

21 January 2022
Driven by her passion to provide crucial sexual and reproductive healthcare, Dr Gisele Nyamalibu spends her time servicing the refugee community.

29 September 2025
Amid escalating attacks in Lebanon, SALAMA, an IPPF Member Association, has closed its Beqaa clinics. In this interview, Executive Director Lina Sabra shares her experiences.
