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Pay attention to ICPD Programme of Action, ED urges
UNITED NATIONS, New York – UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, welcomes the conclusions of the 47th session of the Commission on Population... Read more
Sexual and reproductive rights are not ‘new’ rights
United Nations, New York – Although sometimes considered controversial, sexual and reproductive rights are not ‘new’ rights, but are intrinsic to a... Read more
UNFPA to partner Pan-African Parliament Women's Caucus
UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, is to strengthen its partnership and collaboration with the Pan-African Parliament Women’s Caucus,... Read more
African leaders must provide leadership on SHRH
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — African leaders must take charge and provide the leadership needed to guarantee the sexual and reproductive health and... Read more
Maintain a forward-looking agenda for ICPD – Ambassador
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — It is important to maintain a forward-looking agenda on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) this year and... Read more
Rwandan legislators to promote sexuality education
Rwanda — Members of the Rwanda Parliamentarian Network on Population and Development (RPRPD) have resolved to promote sexuality education in... Read more
HIV: Counting to zero in Uganda
KAMPALA, Uganda, 28 February - The First Lady of the Republic of Uganda, Janet Kataaha Museveni, has launched the Elimination of Mother-to-Child... Read more
UNFPA provides urgent relief to flood victims
South Sudan — The United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA and other humanitarian agencies working in South Sudan are preparing for possible flooding... Read more
Integrating the fight against child marriage and FGM/C
Afambo, Afar Region in Ethiopia — Lokoao Mohammed Ali, 14, is glad to be part of a drive to fight child marriage and end female genital mutilation/... Read more
Progress for women and girls is progress for all
As we commemorate International Women’s Day and celebrate the many achievements of women and girls, we should also remember that for far too many,... Read more