Manifesto Network of Youth for Global Sexual and Reproductive Health
We, committed to the promotion and defense of sexual and reproductive health worldwide, join with determination the Network of Youth for Global Sexual and Reproductive Health.
Recognizing the fundamental importance of these rights for the well-being and autonomy of all individuals, and understanding that we face numerous challenges in their full realization, we commit to working together to achieve positive and lasting change.
Fundamental Principles
We believe in the equality, dignity, and universal human rights of all individuals, regardless of their gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, ethnicity, religion, age, or any other characteristic.
Equitable Access
We defend equitable access to quality sexual and reproductive health services, including information, education, contraceptive methods, prenatal and postnatal care, and safe and legal abortion services.
Comprehensive Education
We advocate for comprehensive sexual education that is inclusive, accurate, scientific, free from prejudice, and accessible to all individuals, from childhood to adulthood.
Youth Empowerment
We promote the empowerment of young people to make informed and autonomous decisions about their sexual and reproductive health, as well as to actively participate in shaping policies and programs that affect them.
Social Justice
We commit to addressing structural inequalities and social determinants of health that disproportionately affect certain communities, including marginalized, discriminated against, or excluded individuals.
Global Collaboration
We recognize the importance of working in collaboration with organizations, governments, academic institutions, communities, and other stakeholders at the local, national, and international levels to promote sexual and reproductive health.
Priority Actions
Our young leaders
Alice Mkamganga
(Kenya)
Epus Alan
(Kenya)
Hope Omanyala
(Kenya)
Ratemo Enock
(Kenya)
Signed
Amref Salud África
(Spain)
Federación Planificación Familiar SEDRA
(Spain)
Amref International University
(Kenya)
Sexpol Fundation
(Spain)
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