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In this article I draw on research from my book ‘Who Is a Worthy Mother?’ Adoption, fertility and reproductive rights are intricately linked. And we all really need to be paying attention. University of Oklahoma Press #whoisaworthymother #reproductiverights #historymatters

What is the role of female #sterilisation in Indian #FamilyPlanning and is policy is reflected in implementation? Moreover, how does the upholding of reproductive rights align with population stabilisation? On #WorldPopulationDay, check out this important study conducted in Rajasthan, India, which aims to explore these topics: https://lnkd.in/g-4vQcqt

There's been a lot of chatter recently about how the fertility industry is a "Wild West" that needs reining in. What we've talked less about is how headline-grabbing fertility mistakes (embryo mix-ups, destructions and the like) have created an opening for anti-abortion activists to argue for rules that could actually restrict access to IVF. Fertility treatments are at a perilous crossroads: Critics argue that the industry suffers from regulatory blindspots that leave it vulnerable to errors, yet more rules could threaten access to IVF?at a time it’s already seen as the next target in the nation’s erosion of reproductive rights. https://lnkd.in/eFc9M6wE

This is deeply personal on several levels and absolutely abhorrent.

?? For another year Fertility Europe in conjunction with the European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights has developed the European Atlas of Fertility Treatment Policies ??The “European Fertility Treatments Policies Atlas 2024” is a comprehensive comparative map that evaluates 49 countries and territories based on their access to equitable, safe, and efficient fertility treatments. Some key insights: 4??2?? countries have dedicated laws on reproductive technologies and 36 have a national register of activity in this area. #45?countries provide?#IVF?/ ICSI with sperm donation to heterosexual couples ? Only in 4 countries there is a state organised fertility education programme 2??3?? countries offer up to 4 funded cycles of IUI (intrauterine insemination) #greece?? got a high ranking amongst other countries concerning regulations, available treatments, and patients’ perspectives. In the?#eu?more than 25 million citizens face infertility Fertility Europe European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual & Reproductive Rights REDOVUM #ivfingreece?#ivftreatment?#ivfjourney?#infertilitytreatment?#eggdonation?#ivficsi?#fertilityjourney?#fertilitylaw

?International Day of Contraception: Promoting Reproductive Health and Rights for Youth ? ??Every child should be a wanted Child?? September 26th marks World Contraception Day each year. Every pregnancy is wanted is the central idea of the yearly global campaign. It is essential that women have the freedom to decide how many, when, and how far apart to have children. A crucial component is contraception. Nevertheless, 257 million women who wish to avoid getting pregnant do not use safe, contemporary forms of contraception as we approach World Contraception Day today. Misconceptions regarding long-term effects on fertility and worries about side effects are a couple of the causes. Some women may have their husbands, partners, or in-laws forbid them from using birth control. For wanting to use contraception, some women might feel stigmatized. Certain women lack knowledge about contraception, are unable to obtain it, or cannot afford it. People can select the method of contraception that best suits their needs by having access to a range of options, taking into account various aspects such as lifestyle, health concerns, and future plans. On this World Contraception Day, let us celebrate the strides made in empowering individuals to make choices that align with their reproductive health goals. By providing access to a diverse array of contraceptive methods, fostering informed decision-making, and upholding human rights principles, we can collectively contribute to healthier societies, gender equality, and improved quality of life?worldwide. The International Day of Contraception is a vital reminder of the ongoing need for action and advocacy in the area of reproductive health. he International Day of Contraception serves as a crucial reminder of the need for sustained advocacy and action in the field of reproductive health. While much progress has been made, significant challenges remain, particularly for young people and marginalized communities. The path forward requires a multifaceted approach: governments must prioritize reproductive rights in their health policies, educators must provide accurate information to young people, and healthcare systems must be equipped to offer a range of contraceptive options. By doing so, we can move closer to a world where everyone has the power to make informed choices about their reproductive futures. #Contraception #MenHealth #WomensHealth

?? @counterhate and @msichoices report finds that Meta and Google are blocking accurate information on abortion and wider reproductive healthcare, while profiting from the spread of anti-choice misinformation. Looking at examples from MSI's programmes in Africa, Asia and Latin America, the report shows that: ?? Meta is censoring accurate information on reproductive health and rights ?? Meta is profiting from anti-abortion ads promoting false and misleading claims - these ads were seen up to 1 million times between 2019 and 2024 in Ghana and Mexico ?? Meta is blocking content and taking down accounts for sharing information about abortion, contraception, cervical cancer and breast cancer awareness (including content from MSI accounts) Full report here: https://loom.ly/EFBBfhs #AbortionRights #ReproductiveRights #ReproductiveJustice #AbortionIsHealthcare

Are you doing research in SRH (ie. abortion, contraception, critical SRH policy analysis), and keen to share your findings or ideas with the wider sector? Consider pitching your idea to the BPAS - Centre for Reproductive Research & Communication (CRRC)???? Read below to learn more about our newly launched blog and how to get involved ??

#Day 2 ??understanding reproductive health. As I delve into the intricacies of reproductive health, shedding light on its importance and impact on individuals' overall well-being. I am going to explore various aspects, including sexual education, family planning, and access to healthcare services. By discussing the significance of reproductive health in preventing sexually transmitted infections, promoting safe pregnancies, and empowering individuals to make informed choices, I aim to raise awareness and eliminate stigmas surrounding this crucial topic. Join me as I navigate through the complexities of reproductive health, providing valuable insights and resources for a healthier and more fulfilling life. ??Empowering Women; The Key to Reproductive Health I am going to focus on the pivotal role of women in reproductive health. discussing the challenges they face, such as gender inequality, limited access to healthcare, and cultural barriers. By highlighting the importance of empowering women through education, equal opportunities, and reproductive rights, I aim to foster a society that values and supports women's reproductive health. From discussing the significance of contraception to addressing menstrual health, providing a comprehensive overview of the issues women encounter, and the solutions available. I advocate for women's reproductive health, striving for a future where every woman can exercise control over her own body and choices. ??Breaking the Taboo; Men's Role in Reproductive Health. shedding light on the often-overlooked aspect of men's reproductive health. exploring the societal expectations and stereotypes that hinder men from seeking help and engaging in conversations about their reproductive well-being. By discussing topics such as male contraception, fertility, and sexual health, I aim to encourage men to take an active role in their reproductive health journey. Through open dialogue and awareness, we can break the taboo surrounding men's reproductive health, fostering a supportive environment where men can access the resources and information they need to make informed decisions. Join me as we challenge societal norms and advocate for inclusive reproductive health for all genders. I am Charles Mercy, a nurse, and a writer, let's connect. #reproductivehealth #15daylinkedinchallengebizwithmrsaudu #thrivewithtomide #20dayslinkedinchallengewithhaoma #contentwriter #seowriter.

"In collaboration with state and national partners, the Center for Reproductive Rights' U.S. Maternal Health and Rights Initiative aims to improve access to safe and respectful maternal health care and to promote the human rights of pregnant, birthing, and postpartum people in the United States. The three guiding priorities for the initiative are: * Fighting for Access to Safe and Respectful Comprehensive Maternal Health Care: Every individual deserves access to high-quality maternal health care. We are actively working to remove barriers and ensure that comprehensive care is a fundamental right for all. * Addressing Racism within and beyond the Health Care System: The impact of racism on maternal health cannot be ignored. Our team is committed to dismantling systemic racism within the health care system and beyond to create a more equitable and just society. * Ensuring High-Quality Data Collection: We recognize that reliable data is essential for effective action. Our initiative is dedicated to establishing a robust data collection system to identify barriers to maternal health and generate equitable, evidence-based policy recommendations." #reproductivehealth #maternalhealth #lovetakesaction