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Malawi’s Sexual and Reproductive Justice Network (SEJUN) has urged the government to start providing safe abortion services to victims of sexual violence, in light of the recent High Court ruling.
Religious Network for Choice in Malawi has backed the High Court for ruling that minors who are victims of sexual violence should access safe abortion services
Continental and regional bodies have criticized Tanzania for holding elections that failed to meet the basic tenets of democracy.
The High Court of Malawi has determined that women and girls who have experienced sexual violence are entitled to obtain safe abortions
Malawi's incumbent leader, Lazarus Chakwera, has conceded defeat in the election and congratulated his opponent, Peter Mutharika, on his victory.
Unofficial Results on Luntha Television Dashboard as at 10.00gmt Peter Mutharika: 2,529,771 votes (58.1%) Lazarus Chakwera: 1,391,724 votes (32%) ...
Malawi’s Sexual and Reproductive Justice Network (SEJUN) has urged the government to start providing safe abortion services to victims of sexual violence, in light of the recent High Court ruling.
Religious Network for Choice in Malawi has backed the High Court for ruling that minors who are victims of sexual violence should access safe abortion services
Continental and regional bodies have criticized Tanzania for holding elections that failed to meet the basic tenets of democracy.
The High Court of Malawi has determined that women and girls who have experienced sexual violence are entitled to obtain safe abortions
Section 243 of the Malawi Penal Code permits health workers to perform abortions to safeguard the life of a pregnant woman or girl
Liwonde, Machinga The Malawi Government has a responsibility to uphold the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women, according to a human ri...
BLANTYRE, Malawi A human rights lawyer has said that women and girls in Malawi with medical conditions can request access to safe and legal abortions...
Developed countries have a responsibility to invest in quality education in poor countries, writes Malawi’s President Professor PETER MUTHARIKA Poor...
Tanzania's laws about forcing girls to leave school if they're pregnant are out-dated and miss the point because pregnancies are a result of many fact...
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