This conversation with Serafina Bette, the chairperson of a disability organization in Kupang, focuses on the challenges faced by women with disabilities in accessing reproductive health services and sanitation. Serafina highlights issues such as the lack of accessible reproductive health education, poor sanitation facilities, and the exclusion of persons with disabilities from government programs.
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How to foster an Inclusive SRHR movement- Sholih Mudlor
Sholih Muhdlor, a disability rights activist, discusses the importance of inclusive sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for persons with disabilities. He highlights the challenges young people with disabilities face in accessing SRHR information and services, emphasizing the need for accessible tools and inclusive policies. Dwi Ariyani from the Disability Rights Fund interviews Sholih […]
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Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and women with psychosocial disabilities – In conversation with Yeni Rosa Damayanti
Yeni Rosa Damayanti, chair of the Indonesia Mental Health Association, discusses the challenges faced by women with psychosocial disabilities in Indonesia, particularly around decision-making related to sexual and reproductive health. She highlights issues such as forced sterilization, sexual violence in institutions, and the stigma that affects these women’s rights and freedoms. Damayanti emphasizes the need […]
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