BMJ· 2026Q1
Reimagining multilateralism for global sexual and reproductive rights
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Specialized multilateral institutions are crucial for advancing global sexual and reproductive rights, despite proposals to restructure the UN.
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Key points
- Specialized multilateral institutions are essential for advancing gender equality.
- These institutions are critical for promoting sexual and reproductive health and rights globally.
- The paper addresses proposals for UN restructuring and agency mergers.
- The authors advocate for the continued strength of dedicated bodies like UNFPA and UN Women.
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Abstract
Amid proposals to restructure the UN and merge UNFPA and UN Women, Clarisa Bencomo and colleagues argue that strong specialised multilateral institutions remain essential for advancing gender equality and sexual and reproductive health and rights
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Field: Political Science and International Relations
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