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arrow for change – youth sexual and reproductive health situation and programmes in laos
Published in 2007
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The Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Laos) has a young population structure, with 54% of its 5.6 million population below 20 years of age, and 23.7% being 10-24 years of age. This makes issues related to adolescents and young people, including their sexual and reproductive health (SRH), of extreme significance. Several factors affect the attainment of […]
arrow for change – ground realities: women’s SRHR in conflict situations
Published in 2007
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This issue of ARROWs For Change explores the various dimensions (AFC) of the impact of conflict on the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) of women in the Asia-Pacific region. It draws on diverse experiences of women across the Asia-Pacific and looks at the direct impact of conflict on women’s rights to expression and […]
arrow for change – why affirm sexuality? (vietnamese)
Published in 2007
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arrow for change – why affirm sexuality? (thai)
Published in 2007
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แนวทางการดําเนินงานดานเพศวิถี (sexuality) มีอยูหลากหลายดวยกัน แตที่ นิยมใชมากที่สุดนั้นเปนแนวทางที่อยูบน ฐานของมุมมองดาน ‘สุขภาพ’ และ ‘การ ปองกันความรุนแรง’ อันเปนจุดเริ่มตนที่มี ประโยชนอยางยิ่งในการปฏิบัติงานดาน เพศวิถี ซึ่งเปนเรื่องที่ถกเถียงขัดแยงใน สังคมอนุรักษนิยมหลายแหง ทวาวิธีคิดและ มุมมองทั้งสองนั้นมเีปาหมายที่เฉพาะเจาะจง (เพื่อสรางเสริมสุขภาพหรือเพื่อปองกันความ รุนแรง) จึงมีขอจํากัดและไมสามารถนํามาใช กับประเด็นที่เกี่ยวของกับเพศวิถีไดทั้งหมด ดังนั้นเราจึงตองการวิธีคิด ที่เนนและสนับสนุน (affirm) เพศวิถีในเชิงบวกและรอบดาน Continue reading arrow for change – why affirm sexuality? (thai) at Arrow.
arrow for change – health systems and women’s rights: key elements in effectively averting maternal death and disability
Published in 2006
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Every day, thousands of women die from pregnancy and childbirth in Asia and the Pacific. 75% of these deaths are from complications directly associated with the process of pregnancy and childbirth, i.e. direct maternal death, such as from bleeding, hypertension-with-convulsion, infection, and unsafe abortion. The rest are from the aggravation of the maternal state by […]
arrow for change – the reality of unsafe abortion among adolescent and young women (cebuano)
Published in 2006
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Labaw sa usa ka bilyon ka kabatanonan nga nag-edad 10-24 ang nagpuyo sa Asya-Pasipiko. Apan nihit, wala maglarawan ug dili hingpit ang mga kasayuran mahitungod sa mga panghitabo sa aborsyon o ang pagpakuha sa bata sa sabakan ilabi na ang kabahin sa kababayen-an nga dili minyo. Ginamit ang mga nasudnon/tipik sa nasudnong mga kasayuran, gibana-bana […]
monitoring report on the status of indonesian women’s SRHR
Published in 2006
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This publication is the result of an extraordinary commitment on the part of the women, men and young people who participated in an innovative experiment that used partnership as a strategy to advance sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in Indonesia. Inspired by the idea behind the project, the initiative was kindly supported by […]
arrow for change – the reality of unsafe abortion among adolescent and young women
Published in 2006
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The Asia-Pacific is home to over a billion people between the ages of 10-24 but data on the incidence of induced abortion among this group are sparse, unrepresentative and incomplete, especially with respect to unmarried women. Continue reading arrow for change – the reality of unsafe abortion among adolescent and young women at Arrow.
arrow for change – the reality of unsafe abortion among adolescent and young women (filipino)
Published in 2006
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Tahanan ang Asia-Pacific ng higit isang bilyong tao na edad 10–24, pero ang datos sa grupong ito sa sinad yang aborsyon ay madalang, di-kumakatawan sa lahat at dikumpleto, lalo na sa mga dalaga. Sa Asia, mula sa kabataan ang 1–15% ng lahat ng aborsyon. Ito ang tantya gamit ang mga datos ng buo o bahagi […]
arrow for change – HIV/AIDS and SRHR: how has funding fueled the divide?
Published in 2006
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For a pandemic that thrives in poverty and enhances poverty, nothing could be more awash in money than HIV/AIDS. Even though the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has not yet met its goal of raising US$10 billion, there is still US$7 billion more than there was in 2001 when the Fund was just […]