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Young Activist's Guide to Sexual and Reproductive Rights, A
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This guide, developed for young activists, provides an overview of the
sexual and reproductive rights (SRR) that are protected by international and
regional human rights treaties and other agreements. It shows how these rights
apply to adolescents and young people and discusses ways that young people can
advocate for their sexual and reproductive rights.
First, the authors give a history of the establishment of sexual and reproductive rights. Included in this history are sections defining reproductive health, reproductive rights, and sexual rights, as well as a discussion of the treaty, resolution, and declaration documents designed to protect those rights. The authors then list nine rights and how each impacts adolescents:
First, the authors give a history of the establishment of sexual and reproductive rights. Included in this history are sections defining reproductive health, reproductive rights, and sexual rights, as well as a discussion of the treaty, resolution, and declaration documents designed to protect those rights. The authors then list nine rights and how each impacts adolescents:
- The Right to Health;
- The Right to Life;
- The Right to Education and Information;
- The Right to Privacy;
- The Right to Decide the Number and Spacing of One's Children;
- The Right to Consent to Marriage and to Equality in Marriage;
- The Right to Be Free from Discrimination;
- The Right to Be Free from Harmful Practices; and
- The Right to Be Free from Violence.
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Number of Pages
51
Source
ARSH News, December 2006, and
Advocacy and Educational Support to Adolescent Reproductive Health website.
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