Reproduction is an elemental, life-changing common experience for much of humanity. Yet each year more than 120 million couples have an unmet need for contraception, 80 million women have unintended pregnancies (45 million of which end in abortion); more than half a million women are estimated to die from complications associated with pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period and 340 million people acquire new sexually transmitted infections.1 In every part of the world, women and adolescents bear the brunt of sexual and reproductive ill-health. Globally, it is women and girls in developing countries who are at most risk of reproductive related disease, disability and death.
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Publisher:
UNFPA
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Type / Script:
Progress Report
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Keywords:
HUMAN RIGHTS, REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS, VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN, CHILDREN RIGHTS, ECONOMIC RIGHTS, SOCIAL RIGHTS, CULTURAL RIGHTS, POPULATION, HEALTH, HIV/AIDS, WOMEN RIGHTS, ABORTION, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, TECHNICAL TRAINING, DECISION MAKING, MENTAL HEALTH, PREGNANCY, MATERNAL HEALTH, FAMILY PLANNING, SEXUAL VIOLENCE, ETHNICITY, MATERNAL MORTALITY, VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN, EMPLOYMENT, SOCIAL SECURITY, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, GENDER BASED VIOLENCE, POVERTY, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, FREEDOM
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Thematic Group:
UNFPA
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Population studies
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Thesaurus:
08.02.00
- Family Planning
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