BMJ· 2026Q1
Central role of civil society in advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights
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Short summary
Civil society's active participation, feminist leadership, and rights-based governance are crucial for maintaining progress in sexual and reproductive health amid increasing political and financial challenges.
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Key points
- Meaningful participation of civil society is essential for sexual and reproductive health gains.
- Feminist leadership plays a critical role in advancing these rights.
- Rights-based governance is necessary to sustain progress.
- Growing political and financial pressures threaten current achievements.
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Abstract
Protecting meaningful participation, feminist leadership, and rights based governance amid growing political and financial pressures is essential to sustain gains in sexual and reproductive health, write Jaime M Gher and colleagues
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