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Victims of abortion, child spacing, vasectomy, family planning and reproductive health (10658102)

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INTRODUCTION TO REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS
VICTIMS
VIOLATORS
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON REPRODUCTIVE
RIGHTS (AUDIO RECORDINGS)
CONSEQUENCES OF THESE VIOLATIONS
METHODOLOGY
RESEARCH CHALLENGES
RECOMMENDATIONS

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Reproductive rights rest on the recognition of
the basic right of all couples and individuals to
decide freely and responsibly the number,
spacing and timing of their children and to
have the information and means to do so, and
the right to attain the highest standard of
sexual and reproductive health. They also
include the right of all to make decisions
concerning reproduction free of discrimination,
coercion and violence.

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Violations of wornen's sexual and reproductive
health and rights are often due to deeply
engrained beliefs and societal values
pertaining to women's sexuality. Patriarchal
concepts of wornen's roles within the family
mean that women are often valued based on
their ability to reproduce. Early marriage and
pregnancy, or repeated pregnancies spaced
too closely together—often as the result of
efforts to produce male offspring because of
the preference for sons—has a devastating
irnpact on women's health with sornetirnes
fatal consequences. Women are also often
blamed for infertility, suffering ostracism and
being subjected to various human rights
violations as a result.

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RESEARCH CHALLENGES
Reproductive rights victims and institutions
that deal with reproductive rights were
reluctant to give information on reproductive
rights . The victims were shy and scared to
share their opinions. As a result, a friend of
one of the victims had to share her
experiences on her behalf

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Health systems, government and individuals
can take a number of actions to safeguard
reproductive health. These actions differ from
many other health interventions in that the
motivation for their use is not necessarily
limited to better health and involves cultural
and societal norms. Rights of individuals need
to be safeguarded . Family
planning , Adolescent sexual and reproductive
health, Unsafe abortion and Violence against
women are important topics that government
should consider in the formulation of policies.

REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS VICTIMS(AUDIO INTRO)

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