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Wikis > Reproductive Rights are Human Rights – Handbook

Table of Contents

  • 1 Background
    • 1.1 Key Facts
  • 2 Overview
  • 3 See also
  • 4 References
  • 5 External links

Background

The purpose of this handbook is to provide national human rights institutes with guidelines and tools on how to integrate reproductive rights into their work. With a focus on people’s rights, this toolkit provides an overview of reproductive rights and where national human rights institutes can play a role in promoting them.

Key Facts

  • There were an estimated 287,000 maternal deaths globally in 2010
  • Over 200 million women are estimated to experience life-threatening complications in connection with pregnancy
  • There are an estimated 80 million unwanted or unintended pregnancies each year

Overview

  • Chapter 1 – Promoting the Reproductive Rights Agenda – an overview of the meaning of sexual and reproductive health together with a summary of the main global commitments
  • Chapter 2 – The National Human Rights Institution Mandate – how NHRIs can advance reproductive rights under their mandate
  • Chapter 3 – Promoting a Human Rights-Based Approach to Reproductive Health – how a human rights-based approach can be utilized for the advancement of reproductive rights
  • Chapter 4 – Reproductive Rights and Human Rights Standards and Principles – the normative human rights basis for what is understood as reproductive rights

See also

Abortion Policies and Reproductive Health around the World

References

Reproductive Rights are Human rights: A hand book for National Human rights Institutions

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