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Watch - Beauty Behind Bars: Life after prison for women in India
Beauty parlour-related training
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.
IPPF welcomes India’s Supreme Court historic decision to free LGBTI communities from persecution
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After generations of oppression under a colonial-era law, today the LGBTI community in India celebrated the scrapping of key provisions in Section 377 from the Indian Penal Code, which had previously outlawed consensual same-sex sexual relations.
Japan Trust Fund
IPPF Japan Trust Fund

The Japan Trust Fund (JTF) represents a visionary partnership that began in 2000 between the Government of Japan and IPPF. Together, we invest in programmes that prioritize health equity, gender equality, and human security for all. Traditionally a driving force behind IPPF's efforts to support the integrated HIV prevention programmes of our Member Associations in Africa and Asia, JTF has adjusted to reflect changing global health priorities.

ACT!2030
Photo of ACT!2030 young activists
… and HIV indicators, including on things like comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) and access to youth-friendly …
#IDAHOT - Stories from LGBTI Youth across the Federation
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… and advocacy of LGBTI issues, including comprehensive sexuality education. Each story is from the voice of a young … condition. Reproductive Health Uganda (RHU) organizes sexuality sessions targeting university students, inclusive …
Driving innovation to deliver family planning to the most vulnerable
Woman shows how to wear a condom during training
… health and education sectors to strengthen comprehensive sexuality education; and to advocate for resources to …
Nigeria kidnappings part of a wider assault on women and girls
“Unless we empower women and girls, expand their educational opportunities, and work every day for their rights then they will continue to be singled out simply on the grounds of gender"

The kidnapping of more than 200 girls in Nigeria has been condemned by most people and organizations and we urge their release. This event represents not just an assault on the girls and their families but also the way women are treated in locations around the globe, the International Planned Parenthood Association (IPPF) said.

“Unless we empower women and girls, expand their educational opportunities, and work every day for their rights then they will continue to be singled out simply on the grounds of gender,” said IPPF’s President Naomi Seboni.