• Access to accurate information, quality healthcare, and the freedom to make informed choices are essential to advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). This webinar highlighted the importance of education, menstrual health, reproductive rights, consent, and access to contraception in empowering women, girls, and marginalised communities. Read more about how advocates and organisations are driving change across South Africa. ✊🏾
    https://www.genderlinks.org.za/.../south-africa-advancing...

    #SRHR #VoiceAndChoice #GenderEquality #WomenRights #ReproductiveHealth #MenstrualHealth #BodilyAutonomy #GenderLinks #SouthAfrica
    Access to accurate information, quality healthcare, and the freedom to make informed choices are essential to advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). This webinar highlighted the importance of education, menstrual health, reproductive rights, consent, and access to contraception in empowering women, girls, and marginalised communities. Read more about how advocates and organisations are driving change across South Africa. ✊🏾💜 🔗 https://www.genderlinks.org.za/.../south-africa-advancing... #SRHR #VoiceAndChoice #GenderEquality #WomenRights #ReproductiveHealth #MenstrualHealth #BodilyAutonomy #GenderLinks #SouthAfrica
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  • Access to sanitary products is not a privilege — it's a matter of dignity.

    Last night, Deputy Minister of Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Steve Letsike joined Deputy Minister of Department of Basic Education South Africa, Dr. Reginah Mhaule at a Gala Dinner with business leaders to advance Menstrual Health and Sanitary Dignity in Schools.
    Deputy Minister Letsike called on business to partner with government in ensuring that every girl has access to sanitary products and the support needed to thrive in the classroom and beyond.

    #MenstrualHealth
    #SanitaryDignity
    🩸 Access to sanitary products is not a privilege — it's a matter of dignity. Last night, Deputy Minister of Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Steve Letsike joined Deputy Minister of Department of Basic Education South Africa, Dr. Reginah Mhaule at a Gala Dinner with business leaders to advance Menstrual Health and Sanitary Dignity in Schools. Deputy Minister Letsike called on business to partner with government in ensuring that every girl has access to sanitary products and the support needed to thrive in the classroom and beyond. #MenstrualHealth #SanitaryDignity
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