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Sexual violence continues in conflict and so must our care for survivors

In the humanitarian sector, we are often asked why sexual and reproductive healthcare is necessary in situations of conflict and fragility. The answer is clear: women and girls all too often bear the brunt of humanitarian crises.
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Contraception: what are the options?

There are several contraception options available out there to help prevent pregnancy, both long- and short-term, hormonal and non-hormonal – and some even protect against STIs. Which one might be best for you?
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Alice Ackermann

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Meet Alice Ackermann: the feminist activist fighting for change

Alice Ackermann is a proud feminist activist and the youngest IPPF executive committee member. She is on a mission to change the way organizations like IPPF function – by putting young people at the forefront. IPPF caught up with Alice in Paris to talk about what drives her and her fight for change.
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Annual Performance Report

Annual Performance Report 2018

Annual Performance Report 2018 summarizes progress made by IPPF to achieve our Strategic Framework 2016-2022 so that everyone can realize their sexual and reproductive health and rights.
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Video

Watch - Beauty Behind Bars: Life after prison for women in India

The Family Planning Association of India (FPAI) is working with women in prison by training them in mechanics to beauty parlour work, so that upon their release they have the opportunity to become financially independent.
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News

Sky News drops term “heartbeat bill” after healthcare coalition call

The broadcaster says it will stop using the term “heartbeat bill” to describe attempts in the US to introduce six-week abortion bans, after conceding the phrase is biased. IPPF hopes this will prompt BBC News, who have not ruled out using the phrase, to reconsider its position.
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Multimedia

Quiz: Sex education

2019’s theme for International Youth Day is “Transforming Education” – so of course this has got us all sorts of excited to talk about the power of great sex education! From consent to teenage pregnancy and more, find out what you do and don’t know about this crucial area of learning by taking our latest quiz...
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Hervé Tchuigwa Djiya

Story

"I help to raise awareness of why we have to protect ourselves"

When Hervé realized he had an STI, there was only one person he could turn to – peer educator Chariette. On her recommendation, he visited the Cameroon National Association for Family Welfare (CAMNAFAW). The care he received from the clinic inspired him to become a peer educator.
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