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Hidden Pockets is a resource centre and collective of young feminist activists, artists, performers, techies, lawyers, and scholars, created in 2014. They locate sexuality within institutions such as law, medicine, and psychology, and in discourses, for instance about prison systems, disability, and economics, with the aim to make these discussions on sexuality more accessible for everyone. Their goal is to create safer online and offline spaces for young people (including from marginalised communities) in New Delhi to talk about sexuality without fear of prejudice, guilt, and control. Seeking to curate positive experiences of young people in New Delhi around sexuality, Hidden Pockets lists non-discriminatory SRHR services on Google Maps as well as events and discussions within the city in order to make them participatory for everyone, including people on the margins.

Nosotras, activistas por la salud de las mujeres, reunidas en República Dominicana provenientes de 40 países de África, Asia, Europa, Caribe, América Latina y Estados Unidos, somos conscientes que vivimos en sociedades de mercado, con una concepción capitalista del desarrollo, que concentra la riqueza en pocas manos y naturaliza las desigualdades cada vez mayores dejando por fuera a más del 90% de la humanidad. Más allá de que haya países que procuran cambiar, el modelo dominante genera violencia, injusticia y destrucción medioambiental, porque está atravesado por el patriarcado.

WGNRR welcomes the new Sustainable Development Agenda 2030 for adopting bold vision across social, environmental and economic areas that will address the huge development challenges left by the MDGs. Agenda 2030 Goal 5 outline commitments to ensure that every girl and woman can live free from discrimination and have access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights.It is our hope that, when implemented, Agenda 2030 will save millions of lives of women and girls and bring meaningful and transformative development for all.

  Photo Credit:www.sentidog.com Spanish version follows. WGNRR condemns the murder of Argentinian trans activist for the rights of the LGBTQI community, Diana Sacayán. Diana was part of the team of the Sexual Diversity Program of INADI (National Institute Against Discrimination Xenofobia and Racism) and was a leading voice in the struggle for trans rights. She […]

En el marco de la II Conferencia Regional de Población y Desarrollo, más de 100 organizaciones de América Latina y el Caribe (entre ellas la Red Mundial de Mujeres por los Derechos Reproductivos) se unieron para hacer un llamado a los Estados a cumplir el Consenso más incluyente y avanzado del planeta en materia de […]

PINSAN is a network of individuals and organizations committed to promoting women’s human rights and working towards achieving full realization of women and girls’ human rights – including their sexual and reproductive health and rights. PINSAN believes that the absolute criminal ban on abortion in the Philippines is in violation of women’s fundamental human rights, including the rights to life, health, nondiscrimination, privacy, and freedom from cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment. Visit: http://pinsan.ph/

The Youth Coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (YCSRR), in cooperation with Women Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR), the International Community of Women Living with HIV (ICW) and members of the More Than Our Status Campaign, are pleased to welcome submissions from young and passionate activists to raise awareness about the experiences of young women […]

September 28 has been a regional campaign for the decriminalization of abortion in Latin America and the Caribbean for over twenty years before being taken on by SRHR activists all over the world in 2011. WGNRR undertakes September 28 annual campaigning activities in collaboration with its members, partners, and allies around the world, and as a […]