Women living with HIV in Swaziland and Kenya want to manage the number and spacing of their children, but many experience unintended or mistimed pregnancies. New research suggests there needs to be a specific focus on improving access to long-acting contraception
An advocacy case study from Iran: Leveraging existing members of Iran’s Scientific Association of Midwifery to integrate sexual reproductive health and HIV. Midwives in Iran have been showcased in a new report from IPPF South Asia and the European Union.
At the 18th International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa (ICASA) the Minimum standards for the integration of HIV and Sexual Reproductive Health in the SADC Region were launched by the Senator Sibongile Ndlela-Simelane, Honourable Minister of Health for Swaziland, and
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