11 October marks International Day of the Girl Child, a time to recognize girls’ rights and the unique challenges they face around the world. Find out what you do and don’t know about these issues in our quiz.
Since being introduced in 2009, medical abortion (the abortion pill), is revolutionising how women access abortion care. Almost half of the abortions performed in Nepal are through the medical procedure.
IPPF's Her in Charge report presses governments, health, academic and NGO sectors to take immediate steps to stop women from dying and suffering disabilities due to an unsafe abortion, by radically scaling up medical abortion efforts.
Ever wonder how medical abortion also known as the 'abortion pill, works? In this explainer video, we go through the steps of what to expect during a medical abortion.
When a cyclone, earthquake or conflict strikes, sexual health is not normally the first thing people think of. But in reality, maintaining sexual and reproductive health and rights during a crisis is vital to keeping people safe and well – find out more in our quiz!
The following technical brief aim to provide an overview of the research to date, current WHO guidance, and recommendations for IPPF on the use of dolutegravir (DTG).
At A Glance provides a pocket sized summary of the Annual Performance data. It has been translated into 6 languages including: Arabic, Chinese, French, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish.
11 July marks World Population Day, a day to remember that family planning for all is a human right. See how well you can do in our family planning challenge!
