The International Day of Action for Women’s Health is celebrated on 28 May annually since 1987 to advocate for the sexual and reproductive rights of females.

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The International Day of Action for Women’s Health is celebrated on 28 May annually since 1987 to advocate for the sexual and reproductive rights of females — an indivisible part of human rights.
Despite ongoing efforts, there is still a lag in the context of gender rights for females like inequalities in care burdens, reproductive health services, and gender-based acts of violence during the post-pandemic recovery, remaining unaddressed.
Need for Women Rights
Some of the rights included by SRHR for women are the following:- Use modern contraceptive methods
- Sexuality education
- Choose their partner
- Receive information on sexuality
- Safe abortion and post-abortion care
- Women should know about prevention, and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and infections
- Women being cautious about health care
- Awareness of medical facilities, contraceptives, and other help
- Protection from HIV/AIDS
- Women should be given safe and legal abortion facilities
The global campaign invites everyone to stand up for the rights of women by sharing their views and drives through social media using the hashtags #ResistAndPersist, #WomensHealthMatters, & #SRHRisEssential.
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