Stories
Sudan
In pictures: The Women of Tigray
There are currently over 21,000 refugees in Um Rakuba camp, where the Sudan…
In pictures: Humanitarian photographers share their experiences of storytelling in the field
IPPF’s localized approach to humanitarian emergencies is led by our Member…
Uganda
In pictures: The changemaker keeping her community healthy and happy
The Get Up, Speak Out! initiative works with and for young people to overcome…
In pictures 2021: Committed to caring for people wherever they are
Here we acknowledge some of our amazing colleagues, clients, and partners as…
India
In pictures: World Humanitarian Day 2021
Last year, IPPF reached approximately 5.5m people in humanitarian crises…
Poland
In Pictures: International Youth Day 2021
When young people are able to access and manage their sexual and reproductive…
Trinidad and Tobago
Changing mindsets through medicine and motivation
Dr Boyce has been committed to providing treatment and care to clients living…
Trinidad and Tobago
Ensuring care for Trinidad and Tobago's LGBTI+ community
Public perceptions, lack of education and government policies contribute to the…
Blogs
Vasectomy: what you should know
A vasectomy works by eliminating sperm from the semen. It is nearly 100% effective at preventing pregnancy, which makes it one of the most effective methods of contraception.
Pride 2022: What’s changed since last year?
In the year since the last Pride Month, there have been substantial developments for LGBTQ+ communities all around the world.
Q&A: Monkeypox
Monkeypox is a rare infection which can be caught through close physical contact with infected animals or people.
United States
What is Roe v. Wade? And other questions answered
Learn about the impact of this landmark US Supreme Court decision, and why it must not be overturned.
Kiribati
Climate crisis, displacement, and sexual health – what are the links?
As the rate of climate emergencies continues to increase globally, the impact on healthcare and human rights will be severe.
Featured Perspectives
Africa
Sexual Pleasure in Precolonial Africa
Has Africa always been conservative towards sex? The answer is No!
Papua New Guinea
Alternative approaches to providing healthcare to women and girls in Papua New Guinea during COVID-19
IPPF is currently supporting the PNG Family Health Association extend essential…
Congo, Dem. Rep.
A feminist approach to sexual and reproductive health in DRC
Driven by her passion to provide crucial sexual and reproductive healthcare, Dr…
Pakistan
Pakistan: Reaching young people with sexual health services
An estimated 64% of Pakistan’s population is under the age of 30. In light of…
16 days, 16 ways: How we can help end violence against women and girls
To mark the 16 Days campaign, here are 16 ways to help end violence against…
Why does 16 Days of Activism matter?
Today highlights sexual and gender-based violence in every society, but it also…
Colombia
Will Colombia seize this opportunity to decriminalize abortion?
The Colombian Constitutional Court has a historical opportunity in its hands as…
How to improve sexual and reproductive health care in conflict zones
This year has thrown crisis after crisis at a world already struggling with the…
Resources
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IMAP Statement on DHI for SRHR
Evidence shows that Digital Health Interventions (DHIs) can increase awareness of SRH information…
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Delivering no matter what: IPPF’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Good practices for delivering sexual and reproductive health and rights in a pandemic.
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IMAP Statement Abortion Self-Care
Practical recommendations for IPPF MAs and other SRH stakeholders on how to manage abortion care…
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IMAP Statement on DHI for SRHR
Evidence shows that Digital Health Interventions (DHIs) can increase awareness of SRH information…
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Delivering no matter what: IPPF’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Good practices for delivering sexual and reproductive health and rights in a pandemic.
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IMAP Statement Abortion Self-Care
Practical recommendations for IPPF MAs and other SRH stakeholders on how to manage abortion care…
News
IPPF launches new and improved Medical Abortion Commodities Database
The updated site MedAb.org was designed to be more user-friendly with improved…
Dr Chipo Gwanzura confirmed new IMAP co-chair
IPPF would like to congratulate Dr Chipo Gwanzura who has been confirmed as the…
Uganda
Ugandan LGBTQI+ organization banned by government
The Ugandan National Bureau for Non-Governmental Organizations has unfairly…
United States
IPPF Statement on the White House Executive Order to Protect Access to Reproductive Health Care Services
Today’s EO signed by President Biden signals the US government’s intent to…
Japan
Tribute to former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, father of Global Universal Health Coverage (UHC)
The assassination of Mr Abe represents a shocking and cowardly act of violence…
IPPF celebrates UNHRC decision on protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity
First established in 2016, this is the second time the mandate has been renewed…
IPPF's Anti-Racism Review and Programme of Action
IPPF's Anti-Racism Review and Programme of Action: equality, empowerment,…
United States
As the US Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, global healthcare organizations call on all governments to defend access to safe and quality abortion care
Ensuring access to safe, quality abortion is an imperative.
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