SRHR remains one of the obvious challenges faced by women in Nigeria at large; as such it should be prioritized by governmental and non-governmental organizations. This is based on the fact thatexisting policiesare crippled by cultural, societal and religious norms alongside inadequate resources, persistent discrimination against women and girls and the unwillingness to address issues…
Discussions and experiences around SRHR needs and issues of sex workers and girls was discussed. Difference between Gender and Sex as we were told Gender is social constructed while sex is the biological determined difference…. What happens or consequences of Unsafe Abortion, understanding bodily autonomy #InformationisKey #putyourselvesfirst #SRHRforAll
Workshop: Analysis of the Portions of the Penal Code on SRHR and it’s impact on Vulnerable Women and Girls(Northern Region in Nigeria) Explaining contents of the Penal Code and SRHR (safe abortion specifically), Intersection of penal code and other laws (VAPP Act, Anti-torture Act, ICPD, Regional laws. Group work: Development of draft analysis document countering…