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BMJ· 2026Q1

International fiscal architecture for advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights

Attiya Waris, Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Gorik Ooms, Rachel Hammonds

Short summary

A new independent and neutral global body is proposed to prioritize global rights obligations for delivering sexual and reproductive health justice.

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Key points

  • A new global body is proposed to address sexual and reproductive health justice.
  • This body must be independent and neutral.
  • Prioritizing global rights obligations is central to its mission.

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Abstract

Delivering sexual and reproductive health justice requires a new independent and neutral global body where global rights obligations are prioritised, write Attiya Waris and colleagues

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