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TAG: contraception

WHO Inter-Agency statement on Forced Sterilisation

The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a statement aimed at contributing to the elimination of forced, coercive and otherwise involuntary sterilization. It reaffirms that sterilization as a method of contraception and family planning should be available, accessible, acceptable, of good quality, and free from discrimination, coercion and violence, and that laws, regulations, policies and […]

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Philippine court upholds contraceptive law as constitutional

The Philippines Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a family planning law but ruled out provisions to punish health workers who do not inform people about contraceptive options. Read more on Reuters. And click here to read former lawmaker Edcel C. Lagman’s article about the Supreme Court decision.

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“Female Condoms” report updated

The Universal Access to Female Condom Joint Programs has just published an up-date  report on Female Condoms now available in the global market or yet under study and waiting from approval. In 2011 ABIA in partnership with UNFPA and the Brazilian Department of HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis has published an assessment of female condom availability and distribution […]

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NY Archdiocese has been reluctantly paying for health plan that covers birth control

US: NY Archdiocese has been reluctantly paying for health plan that covers birth control. Read more.

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Emergency Contraception: Catholics in Favor, Bishops Opposed

The Catholics for Choice and the International Consortium for Emergency Contraception released a new briefing paper entitled Emergency Contraception: Catholics in Favor, Bishops Opposed, detailing how Catholic bishops continue to oppose access to emergency contraception and lead opposition efforts, going against the beliefs of the majority of Catholics. Read the paper.

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Report based on a panel held at the 54th UN Commission on the Status of Women

During the 54th UN Commission on the Status of Women, held in New York, in March, 2010, Ipas, IPPF and the Government of The Netherlands co-sponsored a panel entitled: Unwanted pregnancy, abortion and young women: Are we achieving the mandates of the Bejing Platform for Action?. Read the report on this panel.

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DAY 1 – 1st Session – Viagra vs. Condoms: unequal partners?

In the first session of the Asian Regional Dialogue on Sexuality and Geopolitics, held in the Sofitel Plaza Hotel in Hanoi, Vietnam on April 10th, 2009, participants had the chance to reflect upon two popular sexually oriented technologies, condoms and Viagra, and how they intersect with each other, as well as the implications of their […]

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Condom versus Viagra

The juxtaposition of “Condom” and “Viagra” in the title of the proposed session is to indicate that there are different perceptions and values centering on the various types of sex-related products in the market. Whereas there is still a great hesitancy in Asia to discuss openly and promote condoms for safe sex, Viagra has been […]

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Papers and articles written by our partners

Argentina uncategorized: Debates about human trafficking, prostitution and sex work In this article, Carolina Justo von Lurzer and Santiago Morcillo present the main points debateted during a meeting organized by the Sexualities Studies Group of the Gino Germani Research Institute of the University of Buenos Aires to discuss the public policies related to prostitution. Sexual […]

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Key Issues and Plan for the Asian Regional Dialogue

It was agreed that the broad focus of the Dialogue would be on the politics of sexuality: the political processes, actors and outcomes that have shaped sexuality and sexuality-related issues in the region.  But this would go beyond being a descriptive/analytical exercise.  The Dialogue would seek to identify ‘tipping points’ for policy interventions, and come […]

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