United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)’s Post

The situation in #Gaza is beyond catastrophic. 🔴25,490 fatalities, with 70% being children & women 🔴1.7 million internally displaced 🔴541,567 women of reproductive age 🔴5,522 expected deliveries in the next month See how the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) — the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency— is responding: https://lnkd.in/dFDVbrVx

Today , at United Nations, Rwanda has joint other 80 countries over the world to sign a statement and commitments on sexual and Reproductive Health,particular for women and girls.👏👏👏 #ICPD30, from the commitments to actions and investiments👌 Plan International Plan International UK

Ending inequalities in sexual and reproductive health and rights (#SRHR) benefits all of humanity. Let the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) explain why we must recommit to accelerating progress and build on the #ThreadsOfHope we have seen over the last 30 years: https://unf.pa/toh #ICPD30 #GlobalGoals

Democracy, sustainable peace and conflict prevention cannot be achieved if women are left behind. Women participate in democracy fully when they: ✔️Know how to read and write ✔️Have income security and decent work ✔️Have a seat at the decision-making table ✔️Don't do the vast majority of unpaid domestic and care work ✔️Have bodily autonomy and reproductive rights ✔️Don't face sexual violence To achieve democracy, we must step it up for hashtag #GenderEquality.

Exploitation, discrimination and marginalization have no place in our shared humanity. Let the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) explain why the world must sustain the #ThreadsOfHope and end inequalities in sexual and reproductive health and rights (#SRHR): unf.pa/toh #ICPD30 #GlobalGoals

A more equitable future for all is possible! See the #ThreadsOfHope and let the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) explain why we must end inequalities in sexual and reproductive health and rights (#SRHR): https://unf.pa/toh #ICPD30 #GlobalGoals

During our 16 Days of Activism webinar on December 6, hear from Ms. Avni Amin, the Unit Head - Rights & Equality throughout the Life course in the Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Research at the World Health Organization. She will discuss how a WHO curriculum for healthcare professionals has been used to strengthen healthcare systems in their approaches to GBV prevention and response. https://bit.ly/16DaysWeb #16DaysOfActivism #EndGBV #Healthcare #SystemsStrengthening

🚺For this Blog Post, we’re explaining why the already awful experience of being a refugee can be made even worse simply by being a woman. 📚We hope that this article will provide an insight into sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), and a lack of access to sexual and reproductive health services, as experienced by displaced females. ✍️If you’d like to write for our blog, send us a DM! 🖇The link can be found below. https://lnkd.in/eKXUFKRd

Democracy, sustainable peace and conflict prevention cannot be achieved if women are left behind. Women participate in democracy fully when they: ✔️Know how to read and write ✔️Have income security and decent work ✔️Have a seat at the decision-making table ✔️Don't do the vast majority of unpaid domestic and care work ✔️Have bodily autonomy and reproductive rights ✔️Don't face sexual violence To achieve democracy, we must step it up for #GenderEquality. Are you with us? #DemocracyDay

True strongly endorses a YES vote for the First Nations Voice to Parliament in the upcoming referendum. This year’s Garma Festival served as a reminder of the importance of providing First Nations peoples with a platform to voice their opinions on policy and legal matters that directly affect their lives.  Empowering First Nations people to participate in policy and legal decision-making is a vital step towards narrowing the gap that persists between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, particularly in areas such as sexual and reproductive health.  Together, we can work towards empowering First Nations individuals, bridging inequalities, and building a better future for all Australians.