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Sex workers have led the fight for rights and justice. Now it's time to stand together.
It’s getting undeniably tougher to defend SRHR and social justice in 2025. Hungary has enacted the EU’s first ban on Pride.
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Ending Female Genital Mutilation, at the crossroads of different struggles
Fighting FGM in Europe: the need for intersectionality On May 7th,
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Everyone has the right to a healthy life – and the European Commission can make this a reality
No matter where you live, who you love or the content of your wallet, you have the right to the highest attainable standard of health, to gender equality and to health equity.
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Poland's virtual abortion ban harms women and paralyses doctors
Today marks one year since the Polish government virtually abolished access to abortion care on the basis of an illegal, disputed decision by the country’s constitutional tribunal.
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Legislating hate: anti-LGBTQI* politics in Europe today
High on the list of things that Viktor Orban doesn’t want you to know: homosexuality is a Hungarian invention. Before human rights campaigner Karl-Maria Kertbeny sat down to w
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Sex without consent is rape – so why are governments failing to act?
“Sex without consent is rape”. This statement sounds self-evident. And yet our laws and our lived experiences show that it is still far from being universally recognized and understood.
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How women are suffering for human rights in Poland
In its latest politically motivated ruling, Poland's Constitutional Tribunal last week ruled that the Polish Constitution was not subject to EU law.
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Sex workers have led the fight for rights and justice. Now it's time to stand together.
This International Sex Workers' Day, IPPF EN is proud to stand in solidarity and allyship with a community that has much to teach progressive movements about resisting authoritarianism.
13 December 2022
The right to a fair trial is no longer guaranteed in Poland, say the activists protesting strict abortion laws.
13 December 2022
The right to a fair trial is no longer guaranteed in Poland, say the activists protesting strict abortion laws.
27 January 2022
Today marks one year since the Polish government virtually abolished access to abortion care on the basis of an illegal, disputed decision by the country’s constitutional tribunal.
27 January 2022
Today marks one year since the Polish government virtually abolished access to abortion care on the basis of an illegal, disputed decision by the country’s constitutional tribunal.
14 October 2021
In its latest politically motivated ruling, Poland's Constitutional Tribunal last week ruled that the Polish Constitution was not subject to EU law
14 October 2021
In its latest politically motivated ruling, Poland's Constitutional Tribunal last week ruled that the Polish Constitution was not subject to EU law
13 December 2022
The right to a fair trial is no longer guaranteed in Poland, say the activists protesting strict abortion laws.
13 December 2022
The right to a fair trial is no longer guaranteed in Poland, say the activists protesting strict abortion laws.
27 January 2022
Today marks one year since the Polish government virtually abolished access to abortion care on the basis of an illegal, disputed decision by the country’s constitutional tribunal.
27 January 2022
Today marks one year since the Polish government virtually abolished access to abortion care on the basis of an illegal, disputed decision by the country’s constitutional tribunal.
14 October 2021
In its latest politically motivated ruling, Poland's Constitutional Tribunal last week ruled that the Polish Constitution was not subject to EU law
14 October 2021
In its latest politically motivated ruling, Poland's Constitutional Tribunal last week ruled that the Polish Constitution was not subject to EU law
