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Reversal Of FGM/C Law, Major Setback For Human Rights

Reversal Of FGM/C Law, Major Setback For Human Rights

Haddy jongaFadoua bakhaddaMarie evelyne petrus barryFatou darboeInternational planned parenthood federation africa regionGambian governmentRegional directorHuman rights activist

IPPF is awarded USAID-funded ExpandPF

ExpandPF will scale up evidence-based family planning practices to improve access to and use of voluntary family planning services in poor and underserved urban and peri-urban populations.

Alvaro bermejoHortense angoran benieMarie evelyne petrus barryCameroon national association for family welfareOptions consultancy servicesReproductive health expandpf activityAssociation togolaiseAssociation mauritanienneInternational planned parenthood federationAssociation ivoirienneExpand family planningReproductive healthAngoran beniePromotion de la familleCameroon national associationFamily welfare

IPPF Africa Condemns Uganda s Anti-Homosexuality Act as a Violation of Human Rights and Sexual and Reproductive Rights - Uganda

News and Press Release in English on Uganda about Health and HIV/Aids; published on 30 May 2023 by IPPF

Marie evelyne petrus barryGlobal fundReproductive healthInternational planned parenthood federation africa regionInternational planned parenthood federationPresident museveniEmergency planInternational planned parenthoodMember associations

IPPF Africa Condemns Uganda s Anti-Homosexuality Act as a Violation of Human Rights and Sexual and Reproductive Rights

The recent enactment of the anti-homosexuality act 2023 affects not only the LGBTIQ+ community but all Ugandans.

Marie evelyne petrus barryReproductive healthInternational planned parenthood federationInternational planned parenthood federation africa regionGlobal fundPresident museveniEmergency planInternational planned parenthoodMember associations

IPPF Africa Region urges Ugandan government not to enact harmful anti – LGBTIQ+ law

The Ugandan parliament has approved a law which, if enacted, will criminalise people for identifying as a member of the LGBTIQ+ community.

Nairobi areaMarie evelyne petrus barryMahmoud gargaAfrica regional officePan african parliamentInternational planned parenthood federation africa regionUnited nationsAfrican unionEvelyne petrus barryRegional directorUgandan governmentUniversal declarationAfrican charterHuman rightsLead specialistMedia relations

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