INDIA: Sanitary napkins from popular brands, which advertise as safe and healthy for menstrual health, are wrapped in toxic chemicals, as found in a...
INDIA: Harjot Kaur Bamhrah, a 1992 batch Senior IAS officer and the MD of the Bihar Women and Children Development Corporation, sparked controversy on...
AFRICA. Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe’s economic crisis and high inflation rate have pushed about 72% of the rural girls in Domboshava, the capital of Harare, into...
NIGERIA. Niger: Female students across Nigeria are demanding that the federal government make Sanitary pads available to them for free.
This, according to the students,...
AFGHANISTAN. Herat: When 19-year-old Halima, from Herat, had her first period, she was afraid. She thought it was a unique illness only she suffered...
Zimbabwe. Harare: Ordinary (O) level students created the Bright Girl Movement (BGM) and launched a "donate a pad, save her from cancer" campaign to...
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