Publication Document Type
05.01.02
May 2002
Key findings and regional trends from Women of the World: Laws and Policies Affecting Their Reproductive Lives, Anglophone Africa Progess Report 2001, reveal the continuing gaps in governments’ compliance with international standards on reproductive health and rights. The report is based on a two-year collaboration between advocates from Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, and the Center for Reproductive Law and Policy. HIV/AIDS Pandemic Bolsters Reproductive Health But Resources Lag Behind , , , Breastfeeding Controversial Due to HIV/AIDS , , , Contraceptive Use and Acceptance Remains Low , , , , Harmful Traditional Practices Recognized But Not Criminalized by Governments , , , Abortion Law Reform Rising Due to Serious Health Risks , , , ,
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For more information on reproductive rights in Anglophone Africa, see Women of the World: Anglophone Africa