Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are central to human development. The SRHR agenda is centrally inter-linked to all key development agendas: gender equality, human rights, poverty, migration, health, climate change, population dynamics, food security and access to resources.
Nowadays, when the number of adolescents and youth in the world is nearly two billion and growing (*1), policy-makers and communities have to ensure more than ever that we as young people grow happy in a safe environment which gives us opportunities for successful personal realization.
In our efforts to reach as many people as possible in need of accessible and qualified help and at the same time to keep expanding our professional partnerships, GAF and the NAPRD signed a partnership agreement.
With half of the world’s population under the age of 25, young people from all around the world are coming together to influence their governments, organizations and community leaders to accept and engage young people as meaningful partners in the decision making bodies and processes that affect their sexual and reproductıve health and rights.
On the 12.07.2012, within its 52nd regular session /09 – 27.07.2012/, the UN Committee on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW Committee) considered the combined fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh report of Bulgaria.