IAWG calls on the international community to ensure that the sexual and reproductive health needs and rights of women, adolescents, girls, and other groups facing discrimination affected by the ongoing violence in the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia are addressed.
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Serving women and girls in Uganda’s Kyaka II camp, DaVision Group envisions a community in which young people can claim and fulfill their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). DaVision Group operates a learning center where displaced communities living in Kyaka II can receive family planning counseling, condoms, menstruation education, HIV awareness, and gender-based violence prevention. Founder Faridah Luanda shared her hope that young people in the refugee community will “become actors of changes that will be instrumental in reaching the objectives of the group [fulfilling] … young people’s access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health [and] rights in the refugee community.”
